• School Negligence / Negligent Supervision
• Construction Site Accidents
• Car Accidents
• Slip / Trip and Fall Accidents
• Defective Products

• School Negligence/Negligent Supervision;
• How New York's Courts Have Clamped Down on Auto Accident Cases;
• Why Most Accident Victims Do Not Recover the Full Value of Their Claim;
  
• Why There Are So Few Successful Defective Products Lawsuits;
• How a Trial Lawyer Can Help Your Accident Case; and,
  
• How to Approach Jury Selection in a New York Accident Case.

Video Categories:

• School Negligence / Negligent Supervision
• Car Accidents
• Slip / Trip and Fall Accidents
• Defective Products
• Insurance Claims
• General

School Negligence / Negligent Supervision:

• A Tragic Story of the After-Effects of Bullying in New York's Schools
  A tragic story of bullying in one of New York's high schools left another teenager dead
• When Schools Can Be Held Liable in NY
  A school or daycare facility can be held responsible if they have demonstrated negligence. They are your child’s guardian/parent when they are in their care and should be held responsible for your child’s safety and well being. For more info on this topic contact the Law Offices of Jonathan M. Cooper at 516-791-5700 or http://www.jonathancooperlaw.com http://www.jonathancooperlaw.com/video/negligent-supervision-cases.cfm

Car Accidents:

• How the Courts Have Clamped Down on New York Auto Accident Cases
  The courts in New York have clamped down on auto accident cases. Due to the Insurance Law and the No Fault Law you do not have a case unless you have suffered a "serious injury" which is defined by statute. For more information on this topic, contact the Law Offices of Jonathan M. Cooper at 516-791-5700 or http://www.jonathancooperlaw.com http://www.jonathancooperlaw.com/video/how-the-courts-have-clamped-down-on-new-york-auto-accident-cases.cfm
• Car and Driver Test Finds That Texting Is Actually More Dangerous Than Driving Drunk
  In this video clip, car and driver demonstrates that in their own test, 2 drivers actually fared worse in their reaction times behind the wheel when they were texting as compared to when they were driving while impaired. For additional information on this topic, please visit www.JonathanCooperLaw.com.
• House Rep. Braley's Argument Opposing Tort Reform
  This video clip of the Congressional debate on tort and healthcare reform is a must-see for anyone that wants to have a well-informed discussion of the pertinent issues, and an understanding of the arguments against tort reform. For more information on this topic, please visit www.JonathanCooperLaw.com.
• Furniture Tipover Accidents and Child Safety
  In this recently posted video clip, the Consumer Products Safety Commission demonstrates how devastating the effects of failing to anchor furniture in the home can be - especially where small children are involved. Additionally, it shows how these accidents are preventable.
• Auto Accident Re-enacted Through Accident Reconstruction Video
  This short video clip provides a good example of how accident attorneys and trial lawyers in New York can use different animations to demonstrate to a jury their clients' version of how a car accident took place based upon the parties' deposition testimony, the police accident report, as well as other information gleaned from the accident scene.
• Anderson Cooper story about questionable auto insurance practices
  
• Auto Insurance Companies Deny Claims to Families Based on Small Print Exclusion
  Insurance companies have been using an "Intrafamily Exclusion" to deny claims by their insureds or their family members when the accident was the insured's fault. Unfortunately, many people who thought they would be protected because they had purchased "full coverage" only learn about this exclusion after a major car accident has occurred, resulting in serious personal injury to them or a loved one.

Slip / Trip and Fall Accidents:

• The New York Accident Book
  Jonathan M. Cooper has written a free book for consumers titled “Why Most Accident Victims Do Not Recover the Full Value of Their Claim”. You can download this free book from his website at www.jonathancooperlaw.com. Contact the Law Offices of Jonathan M. Cooper at 1-866-374-1164 or http://www.jonathancooperlaw.com http://www.jonathancooperlaw.com/video/the-new-york-accident-book.cfm

Defective Products:

• Products Liability Book
  Jonathan M. Cooper has written a free book titled “Why Are There So Few Successful Defective Product Lawsuits?” This book helps to educate you on what a viable defective products claim is. To get this free e-book go to www.productsliabilitybook.com . Contact the Law Offices of Jonathan M. Cooper at 1-866-374-1164 or http://www.jonathancooperlaw.com http://www.jonathancooperlaw.com/video/products-liability-book.cfm
• Following Consumer Reports "Don't Buy" Recommendation, Toyota Stops Lexus SUV Sales
  
• Toyota's Design Defects Prompt Massive Recall
  In this short news clip, CBS discusses how Toyota's massive product recalls now threaten the viability of the world's largest auto manufacturer.
• Dangerous Children's Strollers Recalled Due to Safety Hazard
  This news clip describes how several models of the Maclaren children's strollers were ultimately recalled after more than 10 children's fingers were badly injured while using this product. For additional FREE information on the elements of a defective products lawsuit, please visit www.ProductLiabilityBook.com.
• CPSC's Recent Recall of Children's Cribs Due to Safety Hazard
  In this news interview, the public is given some details about the design defect that led to the recall of nearly 2 million children's cribs by the Consumer Products Safety Commission. For more information on how this safety recall could impact on your defective products case, please read Jonathan Cooper's blog posting, "How Product Safety Recalls Can Help Prove A Defective Products Case," or Mr. Cooper's Free eBook entitled "Why There Are So Few Successful Defective Products Lawsuits."
• Bankruptcy Filing May Leave Victims of Defective Chrysler Products Without Recourse
  
• U.S. Senate Passes Consumer Product Safety Modernization Act
  In August, 2008, the United States Senate passed the Consumer Product Safety Modernization Act, which was brought in response to an unprecedented number of recalls necessitated by the belated discovery of dangerous and defective products that had made their way from store shelves to consumers' and small children's hands without adequate testing or oversight.

Insurance Claims:

• Insurance Companies Reap Billions in Profits by Delaying and Denying Rightful Claims
  Anderson Cooper 360 covers the effort to make sure insurance companies treat Washington consumers fairly -- Referendum 67 -- on his October 2, 2007 broadcast.
• Insurance Companies Sued for Scheming to Limit Payouts to Hurricane Katrina Victims
  A number of insurance companies were sued by the Attorney General for conspiring and scheming in bad faith to limit payouts on homeowners' insurance policies that they had issued in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina -- even though the claims were legitimate.

General:

• Why Being a Personal Injury Trial Lawyer is Important in New York
  Jonathan Cooper is a trial lawyer and is able to see your case from beginning to end. Not all lawyers are trial lawyers and it is important to know who you are hiring. Contact the Law Offices of Jonathan M. Cooper at 516-791-5700, or http://www.jonathancooperlaw.com http://www.jonathancooperlaw.com/video/being-a-personal-injury-trial-lawyer-is-important-in-new-york.cfm
• How We Approach Jury Selection in New York
  The first time you see your jury is at the jury selection. Jonathan M. Cooper is seeking a fair and impartial jury who will understand that we are looking for fair and just compensation, nothing more or nothing less! Contact the Law Offices of Jonathan M. Cooper at 1-866-374-1164 or http://www.jonathancooperlaw.com http://www.jonathancooperlaw.com/video/how-we-approach-jury-selection-in-new-york.cfm
• How Our Clients Partner With Us to Litigate Their Case
  Clients involvement in their case is very important. Jonathan M. Cooper believes that a client interested in their case will be prompt and precise when it comes to completing important documents. In return this will help Jonathan M. Cooper give you his prompt and full attention to detail. Contact the Law Offices of Jonathan M. Cooper at 1-866-374-1164 or http://www.jonathancooperlaw.com http://www.jonathancooperlaw.com/video/how-our-clients-partner-with-us-to-litigate-their-case.cfm
• What is Piercing the Corporate Veil?
  Jonathan M. Cooper describes the legalities on how to properly pierce the corporate veil under New York law in these economically challenged times. Contact the Law Offices of Jonathan M. Cooper at 1-866-374-1164 or http://www.jonathancooperlaw.com http://www.jonathancooperlaw.com/video/what-is-piercing-the-corporate-veil.cfm
• Intro to Law Offices of Jonathan M. Cooper Website
  Jonathan M. Cooper would like to welcome and introduce you to his website. There is a lot of information on the site and in the free downloadable books. If you have more questions contact the Law Offices of Jonathan M. Cooper at 1-866-374-1164 or http://www.jonathancooperlaw.com http://www.jonathancooperlaw.com/video/intro-to-law-offices-of-jonathan-m-cooper-website.cfm
• Jury Finds that Taco Bell Stole Chihuahua Idea; Awards Ad Creators Over $30 Million
  After a full trial, a jury found that Taco Bell infringed, misappropriated, or stole, this idea of using a chihuahua as its spokesmodel in a hugely successful ad campaign. You may remember the end of the commercial where the little dog says "Yo quiero Taco Bell" (I want my Taco Bell).
• Lou Dobbs Investigates Fraud at the Small Business Administration
  Lou Dobbs and CNN report that there was apparently widespread fraud at the United States Small Business Administration, which improperly awarded hundreds of millions of dollars to several undeserving large corporations. In fact, the GAO concluded in a report that the SBA's Hubzone Program was "vulnerable to fraud and abuse." Another governmental agency found that even corporate giants such as The Home Depot and John Deere were inappropriately classified as qualifying small businesses, due in part to "a failure on the part of contracting officials to verify business size."