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In a recent order, U.S. District Judge Rodney Sippel of the Eastern District of Missouri sharply warned that he may disqualify the defense counsel for Doe Run Resources Corp., citing…
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When Borough Lines Blur: Understanding Multi-Jurisdiction Truck Accidents Your morning commute turned into a nightmare when a semi-truck slammed into your vehicle at the Brooklyn-Queens border, sending you spinning into…
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Oct
Oct
Jury Finds Railroad 48% Liable for Maintenance Worker’s Leukemia Despite Defendant’s Attempt to Blame Smoking Exclusively National trial law firm Napoli Shkolnik announced a significant victory in Estate of Randall…
The Alarming Truth Behind New York’s 25.8% Surge in Traffic Deaths Motor vehicle fatalities in New York state rose 25.8% from 2019-2022, with fatalities reaching the highest level in a…
The Clock Is Ticking: Your Rights After Missing the No-Fault Deadline Did you just realize you missed the 30-day deadline to file your no-fault insurance claim after a car accident?…
Finding the Right Car Accident Lawyer in New York Starts with the Right Questions After experiencing a car accident, you’re dealing with injuries, insurance companies, and mounting medical bills while…
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Sep
In a groundbreaking decision, the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan has denied the federal government’s motion for summary judgment seeking dismissal of claims brought by Flint children and families…
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Sep
Napoli Shkolnik has filed a federal lawsuit (1:25-cv-05257) against Uber and its subsidiaries on behalf of a New York woman kidnapped and sexually assaulted by her Uber driver. The lawsuit alleges that Uber failed…
When Commercial Trucks Break the Rules and You Pay the Price Standing at a crosswalk in Manhattan when a delivery truck barrels through during restricted hours isn’t just frightening—it’s often…
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Aug
Car accidents are stressful and confusing experiences. In the aftermath, you might not always call the police – especially if injuries aren’t immediately obvious or the crash seems minor. Later…