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General Info: White Plains Personal Injury Lawyers Advocating for Victims After a serious crash or fall resulting in serious injuries, in addition to the devastating effects of the pain and disability, you may not know what to expect or how to handle the financial and emotional burdens on you, particularly while undergoing significant hospital and medical treatment. Catastrophic injuries can be also be very costly, and for some accident victims, their lives are changed forever.
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Phone: (914) 428-7386

Address: 44 Church St Ste 150, White Plains, NY 10601

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The Law Office of Mark A. Siesel

Criminal Defense
Quasi-Criminal Matters (such as licensing issues with professional and occupational boards or governmental administrative boards for physicians and other medical professionals)
DUI/DWI
We have been representing clients in the federal and state Court of New York since 1986. If the prosecution’s case has evidentiary issues and our clients wish to take their case before a judge or jury, we will not hesitate to do so, and will promptly retain the necessary experts to solidify our client’s defense. For example, in DWI cases, it is sometimes necessary to retain experts to refute the chemical test results being offered by the district attorney’s office, and /or experts who can contradict the common law findings of intoxication allegedly confirmed by Field Sobriety tests such as the “walk and turn”, one leg stand, and the horizontal gaze nystagmus test in which the client was directed to follow a pointer with their eyes to determine if there were signs of intoxication. However, we are also prepared to obtain the best possible resolution of the case prior to trial where due to the strength of the evidence or financial considerations trial is simply not an option.
Wrongful Death
When someone loses their life due to the negligence of another person, this is the definition of wrongful death. The death may be caused by the actions of an individual or by that person’s failure to act (negligence). These types of accidents leave children without a parent, husbands or wives without their spouse, and cause severe and long term grief and devastation to families. The White Plains Law Office of Mark A. Siesel recognizes the tremendous impact of the death of a loved one. We will immediately investigate the causes of the accident, obtain statements from all witnesses, gather the necessary evidence, and retain the necessary accident reconstruction and financial experts to expeditiously and professionally handle your case, and to minimize any additional burden on you during this difficult time.
Traffic Violations
Motorcycle accident attorney in White Plains, Mark A. Siesel, Esq. also represents those injured in White Plains, Westchester County and all of New York in all types of motor vehicle accidents, which can be caused by: defective products or design of automobiles and trucks, including defective seatbelts, brakes, tires, or gas tanks; reckless driving, road rage accidents, including speeding or the failure to comply with the basic rules of the road; improper roadway design or maintenance, including potholes, inadequately marked roads, or poorly supervised roadway construction; or drivers under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
Sex Crimes
If you were the victim of an assault due to negligent security in an apartment building, or at a mall, or parking garage, owners of these properties have a legal duty and responsibility to provide adequate security. They must also check to determine whether their employees have criminal backgrounds. In cases involving security in building complexes, if it can be shown that the landlord was informed of a broken lock or insufficiently lit area of the property, or if there have been prior assaults on the premises of which the landlord was aware but did nothing to prevent future assaults, the landlord can be held legally responsible for your injuries.
Robbery
Misdemeanors
Drug Crimes
In addition to our extensive practice representing the victims of accidents, defective products, and medical malpractice, our office also handles a wide variety of criminal matters, including DWI’s, aggravated unlicensed operation, impaired driving charges, assaults, document fraud, drug possession, administrative hearings, refusals to take chemical tests and traffic infractions. Please also visit our criminal and DWI website at www.dwilawnewyork.com.
Assault
Municipal liability encompasses a wide range of personal injury cases against villages, towns, and cities throughout New York State. Examples include automobile accidents with city employees such as police officers, sanitation workers, and transportation workers; or the accident could involve trip and falls over defective sidewalks or injury due to a failure to remove snow and ice from city owned property. There could be a malpractice action against a city owned hospital for failure to diagnose cancer, operating on an incorrect area of the body, or misdiagnosis of a medical condition. Police officers must act in accordance with the law, and there are cases of excessive force, unlawful arrest, false imprisonment, assault and battery and deprivation of civil liberties under the New York State and United States Constitution.
Homicide
Manslaughter
Hit and Run
Head-on car accidents result in some of the most serious injuries and numerous fatalities due to the extensive force applied to the occupants of both vehicles. Essentially, the speed of the two vehicles combined can render even airbags, seat belts and crush zones and cause horrific injuries. These injuries will often lead to significant surgeries, extensive rehabilitation and a major alteration in lifestyle for both the victim and the families of the victim. Additionally, in cases in which the wrongdoer is underinsured or uninsured, (such a hit and run accident or a driver who has failed to pay current insurance premiums, the head on crash victim is left with potentially devastating medical and hospital expenses, and is likely unable to work, with disability insurance often being the only source of income for a substantial period of time.

Business and Corporate Law

Intellectual Property
7. Firm Intellectual Property. All of the Intellectual Property, including, without limitation, all content, text, graphics, video and sounds on the Firm Website, and all computer code associated therewith, are the valuable proprietary property of the Firm, its licensors and contributors, and are subject to copyright, trademark and other intellectual property protection. You acknowledge and agree that the Firm has expended substantial time and effort to create the Firm Website, and the Content and Services provided through the Firm Website, and that the Firm exclusively owns or has been licensed by third parties to use and sublicense all rights, title and interest therein and all associated information, data, databases, images and other material.

Premises Liability
The Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards define a bus as a motor vehicle that has a minimum carrying capacity of 10 passengers. Buses include municipal transit buses, school buses, interstate carriers, airport shuttles, church buses, and large vans used for public transportation. Buses are considered common carriers, and thus their operators owe the highest duty of care. There are inherent dangers in riding a bus if you are a passenger because the bus is top heavy and may flip and roll over. In some cases, a bus crash is a result of a lack of inspection or maintenance, or it happens because the driver was unqualified, inexperienced, distracted, intoxicated or incapacitated. In cases involving school districts for example, there can be responsibility of both the driver and the employer through the doctrine of ‘respondeat superior.” Similarly, to truck collisions, bus crashes involve federal regulations in many instances, and thus it is vital that you retain attorneys with the experience and knowledge to prosecute your bus case and obtain compensation for all of your injuries, including physical, emotional and financial. Premises Liability
Property Damage
If you or a loved one is injured as the result of a motorcycle accident, contact a motorcycle accident attorney in White Plains. Mark A. Siesel, Esq. has the experience and dedication to obtain the maximum possible compensation for your injuries. Our litigators will aggressively and vigorously pursue your case with the defendants and insurance companies involved to obtain compensation for your pain and suffering, lost earnings, loss of earning capacity, loss of enjoyment of life, and property damage.

Personal Injury
We are dedicated to providing the finest legal representation to the injured public in personal injury cases. Our success is based upon the relationship we maintain with our clients, who are treated with dignity, honesty and respect for their needs and objectives. We pledge to communicate frequently with our clients so that they are always kept up to date on the status of their case, and make sure that all calls and emails are responded to the same day. We provide intelligent, responsive legal representation.
Medical Malpractice
All property owners or occupiers of properties have a duty to keep their property reasonably safe for lawful visitors or provide warnings to visitors about dangerous conditions. As someone who is injured on the property of an owner or tenant, it must be shown that the property owner created the dangerous condition, or knew or should have known about the dangerous condition before the accident occurred. For example, if you slip and fall in an accumulation of liquid in a grocery store, it must be proven that the grocery store owner had actual or constructive notice of the dangerous condition before the slip and fall occurred. Usually, constructive notice is shown by proving that a dangerous condition existed long enough that a reasonable person or entity should have noticed it and fixed the situation or provided warnings. Medical Malpractice
Auto Accidents
Dog Bites
In New York, you must file a personal injury lawsuit for damages within the applicable statute of limitations for your case. There are a variety of statutes of limitations for different types of cases. The standard statute of limitations is three years, but it is different for municipal liability claims, many medical malpractice claims, and many contractual claims. Each case is different, however, so it is important to determine the validity and viability of your claim immediately. There are many different kinds of accidents, and what needs to be proven may vary depending on the type of accident that gave rise to your injuries. Some common accidents include bicycle accidents, car accidents, truck accidents, slip and falls, construction accidents, and dog bites.

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