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Ehen suing NYC your must provide notice in the form of a Notice of Claim. The City then has 90 days to review the claims.
In FY 2020, for a third fiscal year, there was a decline in the City’s payouts on personal injury and property damage claims (collectively, tort claims), which include allegations of slip and falls, medical
Ehen suing NYC your must provide notice in the form of a Notice of Claim. The City then has 90 days to review the claims.
In FY 2020, for a third fiscal year, there was a decline in the City’s payouts on personal injury and property damage claims (collectively, tort claims), which include allegations of slip and falls, medical malpractice, police action, and motor vehicle property damage claims. The number of tort claims filed in FY 2020 decreased by 11 percent and the amount paid out in settlements and judgments in FY 2020 decreased by 14 percent. Yet, New Yorkers continue to pay for claims that were filed more than a decade ago.
Since FY 2011—when 611 claims were filed—the number of medical malpractice claims filed has steadily declined over the past 10 fiscal years. Regardless, we anticipate that the City will continue to pay out costly settlements and judgments as a result of the large number of medical malpractice claims filed in years past.
Historically, claims by City employees relative to the terms and conditions of their employment have been recorded as either personal injury civil rights claims or law salary claims depending on the nature of the claim. Beginning in FY 2019, the Comptroller’s Office began recording all claims filed by City employees relative to the terms and conditions of their employment as labor and employment claims. In the FY 2020 Claims Report, we continue to report claims data for FYs 2019 and 2020 labor and employment claims under its historic claim types for analysis continuity.
Law claims include disputes arising from City contracts, equitable claims, refund claims, City employee salary disputes, claims involving Department of Education (DOE) special education matters, sidewalk assessments, cleanup costs levied on property owners who are in violation of the Mental Hygiene Law, and affirmative claims that are brought by the City against individuals, companies, corporations, and other entities for torts, breaches of contract, and as remedies for violations of civil codes.
The Comptroller’s Office introduced ClaimStat, a data-driven analysis of claims filed against the City, in 2014. ClaimStat was conceived as a way for City agencies to review claims data in real time, identify claim filing trends that are costly to the City, and implement policies and best practices to mitigate risk. ClaimStat has proven to be a valuable device for City agencies using risk analysis to reduce the number of claims filed against the City and, in turn, limit the City’s financial exposure.
The first step is a consultation to see if you have a case. We will advise you off we will take your case. Please bring as much paperwork as you have to our office.
CALL US AT 917-519-8417 for a free case review..
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How do I Know if I have a case?
- contact our office for a free consultation
How long will the case take?
- Each case is different and times range.
Will it cost me anything?
-No. There is no out of pocket expenses for client
Must case be over?
Yes the court case must have been dismissed or found not guilty
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