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Notice of Intention to File a Claim in NYS Case Must Provide “Sufficient Definiteness” To Enable State to Investigate Claim
In Rebecca J. v. State of New York (2025 NY Slip Op 03315), the Appellate Division, Second Department, recently affirmed an order of the Court of Claims granting the State’s […]
Plaintiff’s EBT Testimony in Slip-in-Fall Case Allows for Case Dismissal
In Zhu v. Huang (2025 NY Slip Op 04746), the Appellate Division, Second Department recently reversed a lower court’s order that denied the defendants’ motion for summary judgment in a […]
Testimony of a Nurse Practitioner Deemed Acceptable in Place of a Physician in Mental Hygiene Proceeding
The Appellate Division, Second Department, issued an interesting decision recently that is worth noting, albeit in a field of law other than personal injury. In Matter of Raymond E., 2025 […]
Recent Changes to Personal Injury Law and the Rights of Recovery for Injuries Caused by Domestic Animals
Since the early 1800s, in cases where someone is bitten by a domestic animal, an owner who had actual or constructive knowledge of the animal’s “vicious propensities,” such as the […]
Are Wrongful Death Actions Subject to Arbitration Clauses?
In a recent Second Department decision, Marinos v. Brahaj, 2025 NY Slip Op 03561, plaintiff-decedent was killed while operating a moped rented from Revel. The moped was rented via the […]
Arbitrator’s Award Vacated Due to Lack of Evidentiary Support
In In the Matter of Richardson v. Markovich (County of Nassau, Index No. 600363/21), the Appellate Division, Second Department (decided on May 22, 2024) affirmed a lower court’s Order to […]
Car Dealership Test Drive and Permissive Use/Vicarious Liability
Madrigal v. Paragon Motors of Woodside, Inc., et al, 2025 NY Slip Op 01620 (App. Div., 2nd Dept., decided on or around March 19, 2025) involves a car dealership, an […]
Assumption of Risk Defense Does Not Apply in Case of Student Hit With Ball During Track and Field Practice
In E.Z., Etc., et al v. Hewlett-Woodmere Union Free School District (County of Nassau, Index No. 610104/18), a defendant school district’s efforts to dismiss a personal injury case, pre-trial, were […]
Notice of Intention to File a Claim in NYS Case Must Provide “Sufficient Definiteness” To Enable State to Investigate Claim
In Rebecca J. v. State of New York (2025 NY Slip Op 03315), the Appellate Division, Second Department, recently affirmed an order of the Court of Claims granting the State’s […]
Plaintiff’s EBT Testimony in Slip-in-Fall Case Allows for Case Dismissal
In Zhu v. Huang (2025 NY Slip Op 04746), the Appellate Division, Second Department recently reversed a lower court’s order that denied the defendants’ motion for summary judgment in a […]
Testimony of a Nurse Practitioner Deemed Acceptable in Place of a Physician in Mental Hygiene Proceeding
The Appellate Division, Second Department, issued an interesting decision recently that is worth noting, albeit in a field of law other than personal injury. In Matter of Raymond E., 2025 […]
Recent Changes to Personal Injury Law and the Rights of Recovery for Injuries Caused by Domestic Animals
Since the early 1800s, in cases where someone is bitten by a domestic animal, an owner who had actual or constructive knowledge of the animal’s “vicious propensities,” such as the […]
Are Wrongful Death Actions Subject to Arbitration Clauses?
In a recent Second Department decision, Marinos v. Brahaj, 2025 NY Slip Op 03561, plaintiff-decedent was killed while operating a moped rented from Revel. The moped was rented via the […]
Arbitrator’s Award Vacated Due to Lack of Evidentiary Support
In In the Matter of Richardson v. Markovich (County of Nassau, Index No. 600363/21), the Appellate Division, Second Department (decided on May 22, 2024) affirmed a lower court’s Order to […]
Car Dealership Test Drive and Permissive Use/Vicarious Liability
Madrigal v. Paragon Motors of Woodside, Inc., et al, 2025 NY Slip Op 01620 (App. Div., 2nd Dept., decided on or around March 19, 2025) involves a car dealership, an […]
Assumption of Risk Defense Does Not Apply in Case of Student Hit With Ball During Track and Field Practice
In E.Z., Etc., et al v. Hewlett-Woodmere Union Free School District (County of Nassau, Index No. 610104/18), a defendant school district’s efforts to dismiss a personal injury case, pre-trial, were […]
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