December 2010

What Is Negligent Entrustment In A Personal Injury Lawsuit?

by Friedman & Ranzenhofer, PC on December 3, 2010

in Buffalo Injury Questions and Answers

Occasionally, a Buffalo personal injury lawsuit may involve a claim of “negligent entrustment” on the part of one of the defendants.  Negligent entrustment is the act of leaving an object, such as a car or a weapon, with someone whom the lender knows or should know could use the object to harm others due to […]

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When Are Business Records Admissible In A Personal Injury Lawsuit?

by Friedman & Ranzenhofer, PC on December 1, 2010

in Buffalo Injury Questions and Answers

There are many situations in which business records may be helpful in pursuing a Buffalo personal injury lawsuit.  For example, invoices from a contractor for maintenance of property may be useful in determining who is responsible for an injury. While many records are not admissible in court without the person who prepared the document personally […]

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