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Thirty-two years experience in personal injury, medical malpractice, medical product liability law and class actions. Qualified to answer all questions regarding injuries and the law, except for worker`s compensation.

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Recent Answers from Glenn A. Dorfman

2009-11-22 Slip and fall at walmart:

"Is it worth asking for an insurance settlement"? Sure, why not. It won't cost anything. But I think the best you can hope for is that the store, through its insurance company, pay for any out of pocket

2009-11-19 Broken tooth crown:

If the crown broke right there at the front desk and they knew what happened; in other words, it was immediate and there was an employee/witness, I suppose you could ask to be placed in contact with their

2009-11-18 slipped on ice at school:

Annie: You sound like a smart young lady so I will give you a brief education on slip and fall (landowner negligence) cases. They are all difficult. In order to prevail, you must meet the burden of proof

2009-11-11 fell motel bathtub abnormal MRI:

I think you are correct that it is probably too late to accomplish anything but the odds are, the tub was up to standard and you had your accident anyways so no reason to beat yourself up over it. No

2009-11-10 fell motel bathtub abnormal MRI:

You must identify a particular problem with the tub/shower. In most jurisdictions, there would be building codes for hotels/motels requiring some type of non-skid material inside the tub. If the motel

 

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