Personal injury cases in New York are based on a defendant owing some legal duty of care towards the plaintiff. For example, a business that opens its premises to the public owes a certain duty of care to keep the property in reasonably safe condition. And someone who operates a motor vehicle owes a duty …
How Can the “Assumption of Risk” Doctrine Affect Your New York Personal Injury Claim?
Posted by Powers & Santola, LLP | Personal Injury