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Flushing Bus Accident Injures 10 – Personal Injury Lawsuits may Certainly Follow

A Q10 MTA bus traveling on Northern Boulevard in Flushing was hit by a van on its side injuring 10, four of them critically and five seriously. The bus had no passengers and its driver was injured, while the nine others injured were travelling in the van. All the injured were taken to the New York Hospital, Queens. Causes by Automobile Accidents Many of the injuries sustained in an automobile accident are serious or critical because of the speeds at which these vehicles travel. When an automobile accident occurs, police investigate it to determine its cause and identify the at fault driver. Some vehicle accidents

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New York Subway Express Derailment – Personal Injury Compensation Lawsuits to Follow

Four people have sustained serious injuries and have been taken to the hospital for treatment while at least 15 other sustained minor injuries when a New York subway express F train derailed in a Queens tunnel on Friday. Passengers were rescued by firemen, emergency workers, and police officers. The rescue was orderly and took more than an hour to be completed. Six of the eight cars of the train heading to Manhattan derailed but stayed upright. Some passengers said that there was a lot of smoke, but the fire officials said that there was more dust than smoke. The driver and the conductor of the

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Midtown East 3-Vehicle Crash – How Personal Injury Compensation will Pan Out?

One person was injured when a city bus and two cars collided in Midtown East, New York. The accident occurred when the bus and a white jeep crashed head on. A bus shelter was also brought down in the accident. One person sustained non-life-threatening but still they were serious injuries and needed to be hospitalized for treatment. Authorities continue to investigate the accident to determine its exact cause. Insurance companies on the other hand will be determining if the person is eligible for personal injury compensation from the at-fault parties. Multi-Vehicle Crashes and Personal Injury Compensation Many people are injured in vehicle accidents in New

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NY Motorcycle Accident Kills Man, Injures Wife – Motorcycle Accident Compensation should be his Main Objective

Suffolk County police said that a man died and his wife and passenger sustained serious injuries when the motorcycle they were riding hit a guardrail in New York. The accident occurred when James Burvenich, 36, was riding his 2004 Honda motorcycle at a high speed and lost control. Burvenich and his wife LeeAnn, 33, were taken to Stony Brook University hospital where Burvenich was declared dead. Police are continuing to investigate the accident and have asked for any witnesses to the incident to step forward with information. Both Burvenich and his wife were wearing helmets at the time of the accident, according to police reports.

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Killed by School Bus in Upper East Side, Woman’s Family Seeks Pedestrian Accident Compensation

Police officials said that a woman, who has not yet been identified died after being hit by a school bus as she was crossing Second Avenue near E. 93 Street. According to witnesses the driver of the bus that was carrying six children was trying to cross at a yellow light before it turned red. He failed to see the pedestrian probably because of the construction barriers in place that obstructed his view. The children in the bus were escorted out and away from the scene of the accident. Police have not arrested the driver of the bus, who stayed and cooperated with the officials

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Release of Medical Records in a Personal Injury Case

CPLR Β§3101(a) requires, in pertinent part, β€œfull disclosure of all matter material and necessary in the prosecution or defense of an action.” With regard to medical treatment received by a plaintiff in a lawsuit, this has been interpreted to mean that the injured plaintiff waives the physician-patient privilege with respect to his relevant prior medical history concerning those physical conditions which he affirmatively places in controversy. See Koump v. Smith, 25 NY2d 287, 303 NYS2d 858, 250 NE2d 857 (1969). However, a party does not waive the physician-patient privilege with respect to unrelated illnesses or injuries. In Romance v. Zavala, 98 AD3d 726, 950 NYS2d

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