Archive for March 2019
How Social Media Can Hurt Your Personal Injury Case
As a rule, it is always best to avoid posting on social media during any personal injury lawsuit. Even if you do not post anything related to your case, your activities on social media could complicate your ongoing case and may even affect the outcome in some situations. If you rely on social media for…
Read MoreCan I Seek Compensation if I Slipped on Snow?
Slip and fall injuries are some of the most common injuries in the United States and responsible for millions of emergency room visits each year. These injuries are very common during the winter in areas that receive lots of snow and ice. If you suffered injuries due to a slip and fall on snow…
Read MoreCan You Sue for a Car Accident if There Was Limited Property Damage to the Vehicle?
If a driver experiences an accident, he or she may still have grounds for legal recovery through an insurance claim or a personal injury lawsuit against an at-fault driver. However, the plaintiff must have sustained some type of injury or measurable economic loss to have grounds for a lawsuit. The presence or absence of physical…
Read MoreSPBMC Expands Its Mass Tort Practice
The products liability lawyers at SPBMC represent mass tort victims from across the country. We currently represent patients and consumers injured by dangerous and defective medical devices, drugs, and household consumer products. SPBMC is presently accepting the following new cases and referrals: Talcum Powder – accepting cases on behalf of women who used Johnson &…
Read MoreSPBMC Obtains a $9.7 Million Verdict in a Medical Malpractice Case Against a Hospital in Brooklyn
After a three-week trial, a Brooklyn jury has awarded $9.7 million to the two children of a 33-year-old woman who bled to death in Wyckoff Hospital. We proved that several doctors practicing at the hospital had examined her when she was admitted for a cesarean section to give birth to her second child. Several hours…
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