Can You Sue the City of New York if You Were Injured on City Property?
Many people feel intimidated or afraid to bring a claim or lawsuit against any governmental body.
Mark Scott
With a law degree under his belt, Mark Scott understood very early that law communication was a relatively neglected area. He decided to help people by “translating” the language and offering information and advice in a clear, useful, and actionable manner. For this reason, instead of finding him in court, you will most likely find his name online, where he is very active and thriving as a legal columnist. His part of making the world a better place is to make the law a less convoluted maze. He aims to make it easier for people to understand when and how to seek legal counsel, how to proceed in a significant number of legal matters, and to find the proper resources so they can stand up for their rights.
Someone Hit Your Parked Car and Left. What Now?
According to the NSC, parking lots are more dangerous than we’d like to think. Besides property damages, people suffer car accident injuries, other personal injuries, etc.
My Dog Bit a Property Trespasser. Can They Sue Me?
If someone, most likely a person in your neighborhood, trespassed on your property, got bitten by your dog, and is now threatening to sue, you can rest easy.
An Easy Guide to Green Card Renewal
If you wish to apply for Green Card renewal, you can take the process into your own hands or contact a specialized agency.
How are Nursing Homes Recovering from the Covid Pandemic
It is difficult to determine the future course of nursing homes and assisted living care. However, a valuable life lesson that the pandemic has brought to the forefront is the value of social interaction.
PPP Loans: Understanding the Process
PPP loans can give you the funds you need to keep the doors open during the Covid-19 pandemic, and as long as you use them to maintain jobs, you can even get forgiveness of the loan.
Is Premises Liability the Same as Negligence?
Negligence is a broader term that must be proved in all types of personal injury cases, including wrongful deaths, medical malpractice, and premises liability.