Jason Alexander Richman

Jason A. Richman , Esq., Construction worker injury; medical malpractice; car accidents; wrongful death; other serious personal injuries. Since 1997.

Syracuse University College of Law

J.D. (1996) | Law

1994 - 1996

Honors: Honorable Order of the Water Buffalo

University of Miami School of Law

First Year of Law School, Transferred to Syracuse (1994) | Law

1993 - 1994

Honors: Book Awards for "Highest A"

State University of New York - Buffalo

B.A. (1992) | English Literature, History, and Political Science

1989 - 1992

Honors: Graduated after three years, Cum Laude

Civil Trial Attorney

Various Lawfirms

1997 - Current

Jason A. Richman , Esq., is a civil trial attorney with more than sixteen years of experience. Construction Accident Focus; Motor Vehicle Collisions; medical Malpractice; Workers Compensation

NY Labor Law §240(1): Fundamental Purpose Overwhelmed by Minutiae

New York Law Journal

March 20, 2017

Labor Law Sec. 240(1) case to the NY Court of Appeals

nycourts.gov/reporter

September 13, 2013

NY Labor Law Appellate Victory for Jason A. Richman on behalf of an injured construction worker

NYLJ

January, 2013

Runner takes the right direction on Labor Law Protection

New York Law Journal

February, 2011

“Direct and Cross Examination of the Site Foreman", NYSBA CLE Program Labor Law-Construction Site Accidents, Syracuse, NY

December 2, 2011

NYSBA

Licensed Attorney

New york state office of court administration

Honorable Order of the Waterbuffalo, with Distinction

Syracuse University College of Law

1995

New York State Bar  # 2785954

Member

1997 - Current

Monroe County Bar Association

Member

2008 - 2011

New York

Since 1997

All NY Federal Discrict Courts

Since 1997

• Free Consultation
• Contingent Fees

• Car Accidents

Q. I was injured while unemployed i now have no income what can i do

January 4, 2016

A: There are a number of possibilities depending on your specific circumstances including: disability benefits (through insurance or a state public benefit), Social Security, or various forms of public assistance (welfare). You will need to discus this all with someone from social services in the County where you live.

Q. If an inmate gets attacked in his sleep because the guard on duty had fallen asleep, can the prison be held responaible?

January 4, 2016

A: It is possible but not certain that a viable claim may arise from the incident that you have described. Certainly Prisons can be sued for inmate injuries in various circumstances including cases where the injuries result directly from the criminal actions of third parties (other inmates); however, not every injury of an inmate caused by the violence of other inmates results in liability as against the prison. All of the specific facts, details and circumstances will need to be considered in order to determine whether or not a claim ought to be brought. I suggest consulting with an local personal injury attorney in order to evaluate this possibility. Also please bear in mind that lawsuits such as this are procedurally complex and very time sensitive. Time limitations will prevent any legal action unless the action is commenced prior to the expiration of those time limits. Find a local personal injury attorney and schedule an appointment to discuss all of the specific details and timing. ... Read More

Q. Can you sue after 20 years as a victim off attempted homicide

January 4, 2016

A: No. Their are statutes of limitation and statutes of repose in NY that will almost certainly operate to prevent any such civil lawsuit. The only way to know for absolute certain is to consult a local attorney with all of the specific details and dates.