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Brain Injury in New York

Brain Injry is a very serious kind of injury that can result from falls, sports activities, car accidents, and work-related accidents. Common brain injuries include brain bruising, tearing and swelling. If a person suffers a brain injury, he or she may end up with a lifelong impairment that keeps him or her from performing daily tasks. If you or a family member have suffered a brain injury as a result of an accident that may have been someone else's fault, you may be entitled to a legal remedy. A New York injury lawyer can help you understand if you have a personal injury case.

If you need legal advice on any personal injury issue in New York, including brain injury, you should speak to a New York personal injury attorney. Personal injury attorneys often offer free consultations and generally take cases on contingency, which means that you will not be expected to pay attorney fees unless you receive a favorable verdict.

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Same Incident, Two Personal Injury Cases: Case One

By Emily Grube on November 24, 2009 9:08 AM | No TrackBacks

There are two sides in every case, and in this case, there are two cases. Do you follow me? Well, both sides of an incident, the victim and the policeman, are both suing the state of New York in personal injury cases.

First I will discuss the victim's case. Iman Morales, a mentally ill man, fell to his death after receiving a Taser shock when he was ten feet off of the ground. He was standing naked outside of his mother's apartment building swinging an 8-foot-long florescent bulb. When the officers tried to subdue him with the Taser, he fell off of the side of the building and died.

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