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I've been injured and want to learn exactly how lawsuits in New York work. Can you help me?

The answer is "Yes," I can.

I created my website to help injured victims learn how lawsuits work here in the State of New York. All throughout my site I explain in detail how medical malpractice cases work; how accident cases work and how death cases work. Importantly, in each of my books you will find details about how civil cases like these work.

The fastest way to learn about how cases work in New York, is to download my free book, "SECRETS of a New York medical malpractice and personal injury attorney." I have over 245 pages of useful information that explains how cases work. Specifically, I take you through:

• What an attorney looks for when evaluating your case;
• What two questions an attorney must ask when you come in;
• What is a summons and complaint;
• What is a discovery conference;
• What is a preliminary conference;
• What is a deposition;

• ...and lots more information that will make you a better-educated and informed consumer. In addition to my free books, I encourage you to read the articles below and then explore my website for much more information about cases like these: Free video tips; hundreds of FAQ's; actual testimony by doctors; free reports, articles and blog posts and so much more.

NEW YORK MEDICAL MALPRACTICE-Anatomy of a Lawsuit-Part 1

Medical Malpractice-How a Lawsuit in NY Works-Part 4

Medical Malpractice- An Inside Look at How Cases Work in New York

As always, if you have legal questions, I urge you to pick up the phone and call me since I can answer your legal questions; That's what I do every day! You can reach me at 516-487-8207 or by email: lawmed10@yahoo.com. The call is free and I really don't bite. I welcome your call.
Gerry practices law exclusively in the State of New York. Within New York he practices primarily in the following counties: New York, Brooklyn, Queens, Bronx, Staten Island, Nassau and Suffolk. Technically, Brooklyn is known as "Kings County," and Manhattan and New York City are known as "New York County." Staten Island is known as "Richmond County." These counties make up the New York metropolitan area.

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Blog for HOW LAWSUITS WORK

• Are you more likely right than wrong? Proving a medical malpractice case in New York

New York Medical Malpractice Video Blog

• Podiatry Alert: $1.5 Million Medical Malpractice Verdict in Westchester
• Unrecognized Bone Infection Leads to Death-NY Medical Malpractice Lawyer Explains
• NY Medical Malpractice Lawyer solves the Medical Malpractice Problem
• New York Medical Malpractice-That 1st Call To An Attorney’s Office
• Orthopedic Malpractice-Fracture Not Set Correctly-NY Medical Malpractice Trial Lawyer Explains

NY Medical Malpractice and Accidents

• 3 Reasons to Contact a Lawyer Immediately After a Pedestrian Accident
• Lawyer Held Liable for Malpractice for Not Telling Clients of Settlement Offer
• 5 Tips to Help You Avoid a Truck Accident
• The Arbitrary and Unfair Impact of Tort Reform
• Malpractice Lawsuit against New York Podiatrist Results in $3,000,000 Pain and Suffering Verdict for College Student; Trial Judge Orders Reduction to

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Frequent Questions for HOW LAWSUITS WORK:

• At trial, why does a court officer have to hand the witness exhibits? Why can't the attorney simply hand it to the witness himself?
• At trial in New York, why is there a court stenographer?
• In a jury trial, what is the 5/6 rule?
• What are jury interrogatories?
• What is a "charge conference?"

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Videos about HOW LAWSUITS WORK:

• NY Medical Malpractice-What An Attorney Looks For
• The facts don't match the medical records

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