The blog by published author of the Free book on New York accident claims, "Why Most Accident Victims Do Not Recover the Full Value of Their Claim," as well as the New Yorker's guide to defective product claims, "Why Are There So Few Successful Defective Products Lawsuits?" is intended to educate the general public about issues of interest, particularly innovations and changes in the law, in the areas of school negligence (and/or negligent supervision), construction accidents, slip and/or trip and fall accidents, auto accidents, and, of course, defective or dangerous products.
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After Assaulting Student & Causing Head Injury, Headmaster Defends Acts as "Unfortunate"After a student suffers a head injury, the headmaster calls it "unfortunate." What NY law says about school liability.
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6 Year-Old Found Wandering Outside School Building UnsupervisedA six‑year‑old found outside a school building unsupervised raises serious negligence concerns. Attorney Jonathan Cooper examines liability and legal steps for concerned parents.
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Why This School Assault Case, Which Left Girl in a Coma, Would Fail in New YorkLong Island & Queens, New York school injury, assault and negligence lawyer Jonathan Cooper discusses why this brutal assault, which left a teenage girl in a coma, would likely fail in front of the New York courts. For additional information on this topic, please contact Jonathan Cooper directly at 516-791-5700.
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Finding School's Conduct "Egregious," Court Denies Motion to Dismiss Student's Injury ClaimNY attorney Jonathan Cooper shares a case where a court let a school injury lawsuit proceed, citing “egregious” conduct. Learn more at jonathancooperlaw\.com.
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Is Our Kids' School Bus Safety In NY Worth $500?Discover the shocking truth behind New York’s school bus safety standards. Attorney Jonathan Cooper explains why $500 may be too little to ensure your child’s safety.
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NY School PTA Settles Negligence Case After Teenager Nearly Drowns at Pool PartyNY school PTA settles negligence case after a teenager nearly drowns at a pool party, highlighting the need for better safety measures.
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Why New York's Anti-Bullying Law Won't Protect StudentsNew York’s anti‑bullying statutes offer minimal protection in many school settings. Attorney Jonathan Cooper explores gaps in the law and how students can still pursue legal recourse.
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Finding That Student Assumed the Risk, NY School Negligence Case DismissedNY court dismisses school negligence case, ruling the student assumed the risk; key insights on liability and responsibility in school incidents.
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Sometimes, Even New York's Public Schools Admit They Were NegligentLong Island & Queens, New York school negligence and negligent supervision lawyer Jonathan Cooper discusses a recent case where a school admitted it was negligent. For additional information on how to prove a school negligence case under New York law, please contact Jonathan Cooper directly at 516-791-5700.
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In Drunk Teen Case, Parents' Liability for Negligent Supervision Extends Beyond Their Property, NY Court HoldsNY court expands parental liability in drunk teen cases beyond property limits.
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We Owe No Duty to Tell You About Threats to Your Kids, Says NYC Dept of EdDiscover how the NYC Department of Education claims no legal duty to inform parents of threats to their children. Learn what this means for student safety and your legal rights.
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The Hardest Part of Proving a Playground Injury Case Under New York LawPlayground injury cases in New York face unique hurdles—from duty of care to causation. Attorney Jonathan Cooper outlines the most difficult elements to prove and how to strengthen your claim.