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Two blogs, one on New York personal injury law and one on New York real estate law.

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Real Estate3 min read

Inherited a House With Siblings? Your Options When You Can't Agree

One wants to sell, one wants to keep it, and one lives there. New York law gives co-owners a way out, but the best outcome is usually reached before a judge is involved.

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Real Estate2 min read

An Accepted Offer Is Not a Contract

In New York City and on Long Island, the seller saying yes is the start of the deal, not the deal. Here is what happens between the handshake and the keys.

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Personal Injury3 min read

Hurt on Public Property? The 90-Day Notice of Claim

When a city, county, or public authority is responsible for an injury, the usual three-year deadline does not apply. The real one is 90 days.

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Personal Injury3 min read

The First 30 Days After a New York Car Accident

Several deadlines start running the day of the crash. The shortest ones are measured in days, not years.

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Attorney Advertising. These posts are general information about New York law, not legal advice about your situation, and reading them does not create an attorney–client relationship. Laws and deadlines change and depend on the facts; each post speaks as of its date. See the full Disclaimer & Disclosure Statement.

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