Slip and Fall Accidents / Premise Liability
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A: Maybe. In New York State, you can only start a legal action for pain and suffering if you have sustained a serious and permanent injury. You may also be entitled to sue if your life has changed during the first 90 out of 180 days following the accident. You should call a competent lawyer who is experienced with personal injury. You may be wasting your time if you retain a lawyer and you have sustained an injury as defined by New York Law.
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