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Category Archives: General Personal Injury

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Wrongful Death Award Highlights High Standard Required to Receive Damages for Pre-Impact Terror and Conscious Pain and Suffering

By Leandros Vrionedes |

A jury award to the heirs of a bus accident victim, recently upheld but modified on appeal, goes to illustrate the amount of evidence New York courts will require to prove that damages for pre-impact terror or conscious pain and suffering are warranted. The lawsuit in question was on behalf of Virginia McKibbin, a… Read More »

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Court Permits Plaintiff to Continue Pursuing Trip-and-Fall Claim

By Leandros Vrionedes |

In an opinion on a summary judgment motion recently issued by a New York Supreme Court judge in Westchester County, the court shed light on how New York courts are to determine whether or not a crack or other defect on a public walkway is too slight to give rise to a claim for… Read More »

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Court Denies Summary Judgment In Sidewalk Fall Victim’s Case

By Leandros Vrionedes |

The case before the Supreme Court of Queens County was Medina v. City of New York, and was based on claims by a woman suffering injuries from a fall on the sidewalk. Medina was walking in front of the Young Men’s Christian Association of Greater New York (YMCA) in November of 2012 when she… Read More »

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Claim for Birth Injuries Permitted to Proceed

By Leandros Vrionedes |

New York personal injury attorney Leandros A. Vrionedes discusses denial of summary judgment motion to dismiss in medical malpractice birth injury case.

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Summary Judgment Granted in Favor of Cut-Off Driver

By Leandros Vrionedes |

New York personal injury attorney Leandros A. Vrionedes talks about plaintiff summary judgment motions for liability in car accident lawsuits.

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False Imprisonment and Malicious Prosecution Claims against NYPD, City, and Officers Moves Forward

By Leandros Vrionedes |

New York civil rights & prosecutorial misconduct attorney Leandros A. Vrionedes on false imprisonment & malicious prosecution lawsuit filed against NYC & NYPD.

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Trip-and-Fall Claim Devolves into Fight over Destroyed Evidence

By Leandros Vrionedes |

New York personal injury attorney Leandros A. Vrionedes reports on elevator trip & fall where defendant faces negative inference for spoliation of evidence.

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Plaintiff Obtains Summary Judgment on Issue of Defendant Liability

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New York personal injury attorney Leandros A. Vrionedes reports on case where plaintiff won summary judgment on liability issue in car accident.

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Conflicting Medical Evidence Prevents Early Dismissal of Plaintiff’s Claims

By Leandros Vrionedes |

New York personal injury attorney Leandros A. Vrionedes reports on Hazel v. Colon motion to dismiss car accident based on 90/180 day serious injury rule.

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Employer Responsibility in Car Accident Caused by Employee

By Leandros Vrionedes |

New York personal injury attorney Leandros A. Vrionedes on case holding employer could be liable for employee’s “after hours” car accident.

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