Legal and Regulatory
An Ounce of Preservation: Three Steps to a Stronger Worksite Accident Defense
For a strong defense to a personal injury lawsuit, preserve accident evidence immediately. Early, thorough and preserved investigation and materials leads to quicker resolution and better results.
By Kelly A. McGee
July 24, 2018
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by Kelly A. McGee
Kelly A. McGee, a partner and trial attorney in Goldberg Segalla's New York City office, focuses her practice on defending clients in high-exposure personal injury lawsuits, construction site accidents involving New York Labor Law claims, catastrophic fire and property damage and premises liability. She is a member of Professional Women in Construction.
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