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New York common law recognizes the “emergency doctrine,” which, in the context of an automobile accident, means a driver is not considered negligent if he

Getting into a car accident is one of the most stressful and abrupt events one can experience in a lifetime. Whether jolted when rear-ended or shaken side

The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of NY, first department recently heard an appeal in the case of Warburg v. GeoResources. The case involved what effect a

The Supreme Court of New York County recently heard a motion in the case of Danna v. Smyser. The case boiled down to a relatively simple and

The Court of Appeals of New York recently ruled in favor of the plaintiff on a motion in the case of Landon v. Kroll Laboratory Specialists. The

The Supreme Court of New York County recently issued a decision in the case of Mill Financial v. Gillet. The case is quite complex, with a variety

The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of New York, Second Department recently heard the case of Ginsburg v. Charter Oak Fire Ins. Co. This interesting case appeals

The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of New York, Fourth Department recently heard an appeal in the case of Environmental Testing and Consulting v. City of Buffalo.