In this new video FAQ, Hach & Rose, LLP attorney Michael Rose discusses the unique challenges faced by people suffering from Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) or Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy (RSD). In addition to intense medication and surgical procedures, the disease cannot even be identified by a traditional diagnostic test. If you suffer from CRSPS or RSD, you need experienced attorneys that know how difficult your journey may be. Call today at (212) 779-0057 to discuss how our team familiar with CRSPS and RSD can help you.

In this new video FAQ, Hach & Rose, LLP attorney Mark Sokoloff discusses the workplace dangers often experienced by UTU train conductors. Every year, workers are injured due to hazardous environmental conditions or burdensome labor requirements. If you are a UTU train conductor and you have been injured as a result of workplace dangers, contact the Hach & Rose, LLP team at (212) 779-0057 today to discuss your case.

In this video, Hach & Rose, LLP attorney Michael Rose explains why a person should not be anxious about interacting with a lawyer they are seeking to fire. He discusses how the transition of documents, case files, and other important information is handled by experienced professionals if a client wants to be represented by the Hach & Rose, LLP team. Contact us today at (212) 779-0057 if you are dissatisfied with your current lawyer.

In this video FAQ, Hach & Rose, LLP attorney Michael Rose discusses options available to personal injury victims not satisfied with their current legal counsel. Attorney Michael Rose describes how his team recognizes the sensitive nature of representing people who have been injured and are experiencing hardship. Contact Hach & Rose, LLP at (212) 779-0057 today to discuss your case if your current lawyer makes you unhappy or uncomfortable.

In this video FAQ, Hach & Rose, LLP attorney Michael Rose addresses the concern that switching lawyers will result in additional legal fees. As he explains, former and current lawyers simply share the amount of money earned by legal counsel in a successful recovery or compensation case. If you’ve been injured in New York and your lawyer is not meeting the needs of your case, call our team today at (212) 779-0057 today for a free and confidential case review.

In this new video FAQ, Hach & Rose, LLP attorney Michael Rose discusses the different ways that a person injured in an accident can pay for their medical expenses. Among others, he discusses resources like worker’s compensation and no-fault insurance. If you’ve been injured in New York, you deserve a lawyer with experience helping others in your situation. Call our team today at (212) 779-0057 today.

Hach & Rose, LLP attorney Halina Radchenko discusses the immediate steps to take if a person’s been involved in a construction accident, including how to document injuries and details of the accident. Contact our team of experienced personal injury lawyers at (212) 779-0057 if you have been hurt in New York and need legal counsel.

In this video FAQ, Hach & Rose, LLP attorney Michael Rose discusses the customary expenses involved in a personal injury case. He emphasizes that clients should be happy, not worried, when their attorneys spend money on their case, because it means that the attorney believes in their story and is dedicated to their success. Attorney Rose and the team at Hach & Rose, LLP have extensive experience helping individuals recover compensation in personal injury cases, so contact them today at (212) 779-0057 if you have been hurt in an accident caused by someone else.

Why it is important to have a courtroom-tested lawyer handle a construction injury case? Does experience make a difference? Hach & Rose, LLP attorney David Cheverie answers this question in a new video FAQ. Watch above and call us at (212) 779-0057 to schedule a consultation with an experienced member of our team today.

Were you or a loved one harmed by the negligence of a doctor? Did a healthcare providers’ actions or inaction cause you harm? If so, you are likely wondering how long you might have to file a claim, and when the state’s statute of limitations might run out. Hach & Rose, LLP attorney Anthony Hirschberger answers this question in a new video FAQ here.