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• Can You File A Medical Malpractice Claim Years After Surgery?

  13 April 2015

  Recovering from surgery can be tough, even under the best of circumstances. When you suffer a post-surgical complication due to a medical professional's mistake or oversight, you may be overwhelmed with the decisions facing you. How should you pay for the continued care or treatment required due to this mistake? Should you file a malpractice lawsuit? What can you do to increase your odds of a successful recovery? Read on to learn more about medical malpractice and the options available to you -- even if the injury occurred years ago.

• Failed The Means Test? You Probably Didn't Submit Your Financial Information Correctly

  1 April 2015

  Filing for bankruptcy may be one of the most stressful times in your life. But taking the means test can be even more stressful on you than the actual filing, especially if you don't know how to complete the income portion of the test properly. You can easily fail the means test if you submit the wrong type of income, or if you submit the right income under the wrong category.

• Immigration Status In Flux? What Are Your Employee Protections?

  12 March 2015

  If you're residing in the United States illegally, you may be loath to "rock the boat" when it comes to your employer's abuse of wage and hour laws or other federal and state employee protections. However, according to at least one recent case, you might have a valid action for visiting someone at Goldberg Katzman PC and see if you have experienced employment discrimination if you've been fired or  due to your immigration status.

• Can You Sue Your Neighbor For Feeding Wildlife That Later Caused Harm?

  2 February 2015

  If one of your neighbors has been putting out food to attract wildlife, and a wild animal has done substantial damage to your property or injured someone in your family, you may have a personal injury case. During a free consultation, a lawyer considers various aspects of this somewhat unusual situation. He or she can confirm whether you should request a settlement from the neighbor's homeowners insurance company. Had You Asked Your Neighbor to Stop Feeding Wildlife?

• Understanding Involuntary Bankruptcy And Your Options

  23 January 2015

  Filing for bankruptcy is never an easy choice to make. Sometimes, people who could benefit from bankruptcy are hesitant to file because of concerns about the aftermath. In fact, in some cases, even the best intentions to avoid bankruptcy could find you facing it anyway. Sometimes, a creditor may decide to try to force you into filing bankruptcy. This is known as involuntary bankruptcy, and if you're struggling financially, you should understand the fundamentals of how it works.