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Personal Injury Attorneys Near Me

In McGougan and Dingle v Depuy International Limited [2016] NZHC 2511 the High Court was required to determine the scope of the bar against claims for personal injury in s 317(1) of the Accident Compensation Act 2001 (ACA). The particular question for consideration was whether a person could bring a claim for compensatory damages (i.e. sue for damages flowing from personal injury) in New Zealand, where they have cover under the ACA, but where the conduct giving rise to the claims occurred outside of New Zealand.

Collins J decided that the plain words of the ACA, together with its purpose, precluded the plaintiffs from bringing their claim for compensatory damage. The fact was that the claimants had cover under the clear terms of the ACA, which was accepted by all parties. The bar was therefore clearly engaged. His Honour reiterated that it remains open for a plaintiff to bring a claim for exemplary damage arising from personal injury in New Zealand. His Honour summarised the position in this way:

[124] One of Parliament's intentions when it passed s 317(1) of the [ACA] was to bar proceedings for personal injury where the plaintiff has cover under the Act. The fact the conduct giving rise to the claim occurred in another jurisdiction does not deflect from Parliament's clear intention. If a plaintiff has cover for personal injury under the [ACA] Parliament intended he or she should not also be able to sue for compensatory damages in relation to his or her personal injury. There is therefore symmetry between the text and purpose of s 317(1) of the [ACA].

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Personal Injury Attorneys Near Me

In McGougan and Dingle v Depuy International Limited [2016] NZHC 2511 the High Court was required to determine the scope of the bar against claims for personal injury in s 317(1) of the Accident Compensation Act 2001 (ACA). The particular question for consideration was whether a person could bring a claim for compensatory damages (i.e. sue for damages flowing from personal injury) in New Zealand, where they have cover under the ACA, but where the conduct giving rise to the claims occurred outside of New Zealand.

Collins J decided that the plain words of the ACA, together with its purpose, precluded the plaintiffs from bringing their claim for compensatory damage. The fact was that the claimants had cover under the clear terms of the ACA, which was accepted by all parties. The bar was therefore clearly engaged. His Honour reiterated that it remains open for a plaintiff to bring a claim for exemplary damage arising from personal injury in New Zealand. His Honour summarised the position in this way:

[124] One of Parliament's intentions when it passed s 317(1) of the [ACA] was to bar proceedings for personal injury where the plaintiff has cover under the Act. The fact the conduct giving rise to the claim occurred in another jurisdiction does not deflect from Parliament's clear intention. If a plaintiff has cover for personal injury under the [ACA] Parliament intended he or she should not also be able to sue for compensatory damages in relation to his or her personal injury. There is therefore symmetry between the text and purpose of s 317(1) of the [ACA].

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Personal Injury Attorneys Near Me

In McGougan and Dingle v Depuy International Limited [2016] NZHC 2511 the High Court was required to determine the scope of the bar against claims for personal injury in s 317(1) of the Accident Compensation Act 2001 (ACA). The particular question for consideration was whether a person could bring a claim for compensatory damages (i.e. sue for damages flowing from personal injury) in New Zealand, where they have cover under the ACA, but where the conduct giving rise to the claims occurred outside of New Zealand.

Collins J decided that the plain words of the ACA, together with its purpose, precluded the plaintiffs from bringing their claim for compensatory damage. The fact was that the claimants had cover under the clear terms of the ACA, which was accepted by all parties. The bar was therefore clearly engaged. His Honour reiterated that it remains open for a plaintiff to bring a claim for exemplary damage arising from personal injury in New Zealand. His Honour summarised the position in this way:

[124] One of Parliament's intentions when it passed s 317(1) of the [ACA] was to bar proceedings for personal injury where the plaintiff has cover under the Act. The fact the conduct giving rise to the claim occurred in another jurisdiction does not deflect from Parliament's clear intention. If a plaintiff has cover for personal injury under the [ACA] Parliament intended he or she should not also be able to sue for compensatory damages in relation to his or her personal injury. 

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New York Personal Injury Attorney

NEWBURGH – Howard Finkelstein, the founder of the Newburgh law firm of Finkelstein and Partners, has died. He was 84 years old at the time of his passing on December 27, 2017 following a long illness.

Finkelstein began his legal practice handling personal injury cases in 1961 expanding it to the entire Hudson Valley and beyond. He retired in 1992. In later years, the firm purchased Jacobi and Meyers, a New York City-based personal injury practice.

Finkelstein is survived by his wife, three sons, stepdaughters and grandchildren.

Services will be private.

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Accident And Personal Injury Lawyers

However, these numbers become a little less surprising when you consider that in many cities you can’t turn on a television for more than 30 minutes or walk down the street without seeing an ad for a personal injury lawyer. It’s an extremely competitive industry, thus the extremely high prices it can cost for just one click to a legal website. And this trend is not stopping anytime soon, due to high competition and the potentially large return a lawyer can get from just one click.

Simply put, personal injury law firm business models are unique. It’s important to understand the basics of how they operate before planning for a legal marketing campaign. So let’s take a quick look at how these firms work and what makes them so unique (lawyers and those familiar with the industry – feel free to skip this next section).

How Personal Injury Law Firms Work

To use an overly basic story to illustrate, Joey was in an accident that wasn’t his fault. Now he needs to get his car fixed, has medical bills to pay for his injured shoulder, and is missing work while he is healing. Meanwhile he begins receiving phone calls from the insurance company saying they will be willing to pay him for only half of what his medical bills cost.

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Accident And Personal Injury Lawyers

In this program, an update to his highly regarded prior course on the topic, experienced trial lawyer and skillful negotiator Justin Blitz will detail trial tactics and strategies using technology to gain an advantage when trying a personal injury case to verdict. He will explain the use of technology to effectively communicate your message to younger jurors, New York’s ever-changing jury pool, and our social media-infused society’s proclivity for instant gratification.

Topics of discussion will include using technology for jury selection,openings and summations, the various types of demonstrative evidence at trial, and the effective use of technology for depositions and direct and cross examinations. Mr. Blitz will also highlight the use of technology to convey the severity of an injury or accident site, and to gain an edge with all types of evidence. Additionally, the program will analyze current case law and evidentiary issues at trial, providing additional resources to get viewers started with using technology in the court room.

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Personal Injury Negligence

Law360 (March 12, 2018, 9:03 PM EDT) -- A New Jersey woman who sued after being struck by an elevator door in her Hackensack condominium community urged the state Supreme Court on Monday to revive her personal injury claims, telling the justices that the equipment’s alleged malfunction was evidence enough to support her negligence allegations against the condo association and others.

Maureen McDaid — who was seriously injured after being struck by a closing elevator door in the Aztec West condominium complex in October 2010 — wants to reverse decisions by a trial court.

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