Author Archives: Robert Friedman, Esq.

Landlord Tips

Landlord Tips Rochester Landlord Tenant Lawyers Attorneys

If you are considering becoming a landlord, you may be in need of guidance. If you are feeling worried, here are some landlord tips that may help you when starting out. Landlord Tips: Rental Applications I am often asked whether a rental application should be used in screening tenants. I strongly recommend a rental application […]

4 Types of Burn Injuries

4 Types of Burn Injuries Rochester Personal Injury Lawyers

Getting burned can be seriously devastating. The pain may be affecting your daily activities. If you are angered by your injury, you may want to know how you can be compensated. Here are four types of burn injuries that may be eligible for a personal injury claim. While the skin (the body’s largest organ) is […]

3 Things That Affect a Personal Injury Case

3 Things That Affect a Personal Injury Case Rochester Personal Injury

After an accident that leaves you seriously injured, you may be feeling angry that you are hurt. You may also be worried that there are things that could affect the results of your claim. Here are three things that affect a personal injury case. Factors that Impact the Value of a Personal Injury Case When […]

Motorcycle Accidents in Rochester

Motorcycle Accidents in Rochester Personal Injury Lawyers

If you have been involved in a motorcycle accident, you may be feeling angry. You may be wondering how you are going to manage things financially. After an accident, you may be left seriously injured and want compensation. Here is what you will want to know about motorcycle accidents in Rochester. Motorcycle Accidents One of […]

Common Personal Injury Claims in Rochester

Common Personal Injury Claims in Rochester Experience Personal Injury

If you’ve been injured in an accident, some conditions might be obvious – like a burn, or a broken bone. Other injuries, like hairline fractures, herniated discs, and traumatic brain injury might be harder to detect, or only flare up long after the accident – and, in some case, long after you’ve accepted a settlement. […]