Anyone, anywhere, at any moment, can sustain an injury. These wounds may result in costly medical expenses, lost pay and psychological misery. You might be entitled to file a personal injury claim for compensation if someone else caused your injury. However, not all wounds are regarded as personal wounds under the law. This article will discuss what constitutes a personal injury under New York State law. In contrast to property damage, a personal injury in New York State is any harm to the body, mind, or emotions. Numerous events, including…
What falls under the New York State Injury Laws’ definition of a personal injury?
