#Andrew Bernstein

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Andrew Bernstein ֍ Michael Jordan guarding Magic Johnson (1991)

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F O U N D A T I O N 2 0 2 1 Alfred Enoch as Raych Foss / Lou Llobell as Gaal Dornick Costume Design by Eimer Ni Mhaoldomhnaigh

[tv-moments]

The Diplomat

Season 1, “Lambs in the Dark”

Director: Andrew Bernstein

DoP: Julian Court

[bloobydabloob]

You got this brother

[garadinervi]

N. H. Pritchard, (comp. 1965/July 1971), The Mundus, Edited by Paul Stephens, Primary Information, Brooklyn, NY, 2024

Managing Editor: Sam Korman Designers: Andrew Shurtz & Sebastian Campos at Verytime Copy Editor: Allison Dubinsky

Plus: Charles Bernstein, 'The Mundus' by N. H. Pritchard, «Jacket2», September 27, 2024

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[trebo]

FARLEY GRANGER — VOLUNTEERS WANTED!

hello, old hollywood world!!! my name is trebo, and i’m a dedicated fan of the late farley granger. alongside a friend of mine, we decided we wanted to kickstart an official farley instagram page. but we need your help!

starting an official page calls for contacting any living relatives, family members or acquaintances of farley himself. we have already compiled a list of names with contacts and we are looking for fellow fans who believe they are dedicated* to helping our cause.

our goal is to maintain the life and legacy of farley granger by spreading his story. the official account would be run by fans and relatives collaboratively.

please send me a message here, or on instagram @ tatham._ if you are interested in helping. by simply reblogging this post, you are already helping us move forward towards this goal. thank you so much for sharing.

*has extensive knowledge/understanding of farley’s life, career, family, and history and can provide materials or information that others may not have access to.

tags: @antonivs @urmomisgay0 @tremendously-exhilarated @punkat-13 @rockabully @atiyaxa @ant1m0ny @sewerfight @cliffsteelesbf

[cruelmiracles]

Andrew D. Bernstein ǁ Magic Johnson drives against the Boston Celtics (1983)

[eternal--returned]

Andrew Bernstein ֍ Kobe Bryant passes to Shaquille O'Neal against the Philadelphia 76ers in the game 1 of the Finals (2001)

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acquerello VS fotografia

_______ Kasiq Jungwoo [*] VS  [*] Andrew D. Bernstein __________

https://www.instagram.com/kasiqjungwoo/

https://it.pinterest.com/

[tv-moments]

The Diplomat

Season 1, “Lambs in the Dark”

Director: Andrew Bernstein

DoP: Julian Court

[jamesrodayrodriguezpresents]

This week, Maggie and Tim are joined by director Andrew Bernstein to talk about Season 5 Episode 6: Viagra Falls. The one where a former police chief is killed, and Shawn and Gus team up with retired detectives to solve the case.

[rolloroberson]

Legendary photographed by Andrew D. Bernstein/NBAE/Getty Images.

[bloobydabloob]

Idk if this is ur type of music but i love listening to Talkshow Boy while drawing striders&dirkjake i think its a fun vibe. Especially Testosterone & Chop Us Out though i have a hard time picking favorites especially with the testosterone(album)

Just got back from a degree show. Check out this awesome art before I answer, sorry for lack of credit. I went near the end of the exhibition and most of the artists had no business cards left sadly. Sigh. I’ll have a look & update the alt text if I can find credit.

I’m mostly a death grips / Fiona Apple guy when it comes to music nowadays, if you are asking about taste. (My favorite song right now is coco mango diced by MF DOOM though) but I did used to listen to talk show boy when I was maybe 13 or 14.

From memory my favorite on testosterone was called something like “four breakbeats” or something. My bad, it has been a hot minute. I’ll relisten after this. I definitely understand where the Strider connotations come from with that artist though. I don’t think you’re alone either considering I’m also pretty sure there is a Dave Strider animatic to his biggest song. Ignore if I’m just lying here.

For songs / artists I associate with Dirk, I’m lacking. I have one song in my Dirk playlist and it is “declare independence” by Björk. (Don’t think he would listen to it, just associate with him). I do associate a few death grips songs with him but I think it’s purely by virtue of being a fan. (Specifically hot head, spread eagle across the block & I break mirrors with my face in the United States for Dirk / Spikes + culture shock + you might think he loves you yadda yadda for UltDirk. I recommend all songs. All good songs)

Here is a selection of songs on my DirkJake Spotify playlist though. Ignore if this is actually a sucky selection, don’t tell me if it is. I’m willing to explain any if you are curious.

Thanks for sharing this with me though. I’ll relisten to the album next time I draw Dirk… so probably soon. I draw that guy too much

[wnyinjurylawyer]

Dog Bite Legal Settlement Basics

Dog bite laws vary significantly from state to state, primarily categorized into strict liability and negligence.

In strict liability states, dog owners are responsible for injuries caused by their pets, regardless of prior behavior. Victims do not need to prove that the owner acted irresponsibly; a bite automatically triggers liability.

Negligence laws require victims to show that the dog owner failed in their duty to prevent harm. This means proving that the owner knew or should have known about their dog’s dangerous tendencies.

Understanding whether your state follows strict liability or negligence principles is essential, as it directly impacts your rights and the potential outcome of your case.

Understanding Dog Bite Compensation

Dog bite compensation refers to the monetary reimbursement entitled to individuals who have suffered injuries from a dog attack.

Many jurisdictions have laws that protect victims by holding pet owners accountable for their pets' actions.

The concept of "strict liability" often applies in dog bite cases. However, this principle may vary depending on local laws and specific circumstances surrounding each case.

Victims must familiarize themselves with relevant legislation in their area or consult with experienced personal injury attorneys at Andrews, Bernstein & Maranto, PLLC for accurate information. Their expertise can help you navigate the complexities of dog bite laws and ensure you receive the guidance necessary to protect your rights.

Compensation claims not only cover immediate medical costs but may also account for future treatments if long-term care is required. Victims might also seek damages for pain and suffering or punitive damages if gross negligence on the owner's part is evident.

Factors Influencing Dog Bite Settlement Amounts

Several factors play a crucial role in determining the settlement amounts in dog bite cases. Understanding these can help victims know what to expect.

1. Severity of Injuries Sustained

More serious injuries typically lead to higher settlements. The extent of physical harm significantly impacts the overall compensation.

2. Medical Expenses (Current and Future)

Victims can claim expenses related to medical treatment. This includes both current bills and anticipated future costs.

3. Pain and Suffering

Emotional and physical pain also factor into settlements. Compensation for suffering reflects the impact of the incident on the victim’s quality of life.

4. Lost Wages and Earning Capacity

If a dog bite prevents someone from working, they can claim lost wages. Future earning capacity may also be considered if the injuries affect long-term employment.

5. Dog Owner’s Insurance Policy Limits

Settlement amounts often depend on the owner’s insurance coverage. Policy limits can cap the maximum compensation available to the victim.

The Process of Filing a Dog Bite Lawsuit

Filing a dog bite lawsuit involves several important steps. Following the right procedure can help ensure a successful claim.

Initial Steps to Take After a Dog Bite Incident

Seek medical attention immediately. Document the injuries and report the incident to local authorities, if necessary.

Gathering Evidence and Documentation

Collect all relevant information about the incident. This includes photographs of injuries, witness statements, and any medical records.

Filing the Claim with Appropriate Legal Entities

Submit your claim to the appropriate insurance company or court. Make sure to include all gathered evidence and follow local regulations for filing.

Negotiating a Settlement

Negotiating a settlement can be a crucial step in recovering from a dog bite incident. Keeping a few key strategies in mind can help you achieve a fair outcome.

Tips for Negotiating with Insurance Companies

Negotiating with insurance companies can be challenging, but knowing how to approach the process can lead to a better settlement. Here are some essential tips to keep in mind:

Know the Details of Your Case: Familiarize yourself with all aspects of your situation.

Prepare a Clear Account of Your Injuries and Expenses: Document your injuries and associated costs thoroughly.

Stay Calm and Assertive During Discussions: Maintain composure while presenting your case.

Don’t Accept the First Offer: Recognize that initial offers are often lower than what you deserve.

Be Ready to Counter with a Well-Researched Amount: Have a reasonable counteroffer prepared based on your needs and evidence.

Importance of Legal Representation

Having a dog bite lawyer in New York can significantly strengthen your position. An experienced attorney understands the nuances of negotiations. They can advocate for your rights and ensure you receive appropriate compensation.

Timeline for Settlements

Understanding the timeline for settlements can help manage expectations after a dog bite incident. Various factors influence how long the process may take.

Typical Duration of Dog Bite Settlement Process

Most settlements can take anywhere from a few months to over a year. The complexity of the case often determines the length of time needed.

Factors That Can Expedite or Delay Settlements

Several factors can significantly influence the timeline of a settlement after a dog bite incident. Understanding these elements can help you navigate the process more effectively.

Quick Access to Medical Records and Evidence: Having immediate access to medical documentation can speed up negotiations.

Disputes Over Liability: Conflicts regarding who is responsible for the incident may delay the settlement process.

Extent of Injuries: Complex cases with severe injuries often take longer to resolve.

Cooperation from All Parties: Open communication and willingness to negotiate among involved parties can help move the process along.