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Neighbor's grape plant

Answered a year ago by attorney Thomas Weiss   |   1 Answer
Thomas Weiss
Your neighbor's grape plants are encroaching onto your property.  You can bring a legal action to require your neighbor to remove the encroachment, seek a permanent injunction and damages.  Should you wish to proceed, we can help.  Prior to commencing suit, we can send a letter asking her to remove the encroachment.... Read Answer
Your neighbor's grape plants are encroaching onto your property.  You can bring a legal action to require your neighbor to remove the... Read Answer

Torts

Answered 5 years and 5 months ago by attorney Mr. Jonathan R. Ratchik   |   1 Answer
Mr. Jonathan R. Ratchik
So sorry to hear what happened to you.  Your first step should be to hire an experienced personal injury lawsuit.  No one will take your case seriously if you are representing yourself.  More importantly, there are very strict deadlines with applying for no-fault insurance benefits and filing claims with MVAIC (a state agency for filing claims when injured by an uninsured vehicle) which makes hiring a lawyer all the more imporant.  Finally, if you're not doing so already, get medical treatment for your injuries.     Best regards,   Jonathan R. Ratchik, Esq. Kramer, Dunleavy & Ratchik, PLLC 61 Broadway, Suite 2220 New York, NY  10006 (212) 226-6662 http://kdrpilawyers.com/   ... Read Answer
So sorry to hear what happened to you.  Your first step should be to hire an experienced personal injury lawsuit.  No one will take your... Read Answer

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