Litigation Strategy

Trucking Claims Are Getting More Expensive: The First 30 Days Can Make All the Difference

Trucking claims are rising in cost. Learn why the first 30 days after a serious accident can shape liability and outcomes.

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New York Lien Law Trust Fund Claims: A Powerful Tool That Is Often Overlooked

NY trust fund claims can be a powerful but overlooked tool in construction disputes. Learn how Article 3-A may help protect payments.

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NY Lien Law Trust Fund Claims

New York Court Broadens Discovery into Litigation Funding in Personal Injury Cases Involving Allegations of Fraud

NY Court Broadens Discovery Into Litigation Funding, Creating New Opportunities for Fraud Defenses in Injury Cases.

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Trial Court Cash Funding

Monsanto Co. v. Durnell: What the Supreme Court's Latest Decision Means for Failure-To-Warn Claims Against Federally Regulated Product Manufacturers

A landmark Supreme Court ruling may change product liability litigation. Discover how Monsanto Co. v. Durnell impacts failure-to-warn claims and federally regulated products.

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Where Trucking Litigation Is Headed and How to Stay Ahead of It

Explore trucking litigation trends, broker liability, and safety compliance strategies impacting defense attorneys and claims professionals today.

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Trucking Litigation

How New York's Justice for Injured Workers Act (JIWA) Limits Workers' Compensation Board Findings in Civil Cases

Learn how New York’s JIWA limits the use of Workers’ Compensation Board findings in civil cases, as highlighted by the Second Department’s retroactive application ruling in Pacheco v. P.V.E. Co., LLC

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Supreme Court Rules NJ Transit Is Not the State: What Galette v. New Jersey Transit Means for Litigation

Discover the impact of the Supreme Court ruling in Galette v. New Jersey Transit. Partner Patrick Reilly breaks down how this landmark decision resets sovereign immunity for public entities and provides a new roadmap for litigation nationwide.

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NJ Transit Not a State

What Not to Do: What You Don't Know Will Kill Your Client's Case

Most New York litigators know that the state has four Appellate Divisions, First, Second, Third, and Fourth, that decide appeals from the Supreme Court’s 13 judicial districts.

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What Not To Do

Using Recent Court Decisions to Aggressively Defend Our Clients

At Gerber Ciano Kelly Brady, we fight hard to protect our clients’ interests, and we do so by staying ahead of the law and using the latest court decisions to our clients’ advantage.

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Using Recent Court

What Jurors Are Thinking: Jury Trends You Must Know

One of the hardest parts of trial work has always been predicting what jurors will do once the courtroom door closes.

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What Jurors are thinking