Legal Question in Personal Injury in New York

You can sue your family for their negligence.

However the insurance company may not pay.

If they have assets you can still go after

them personally but may have a hard time

getting an attorney to take the case.

I wouldn't suggest it for family harmony either. Good luck.

What caused you to fall? Was there any recent, flawed construction? Had someone not a family member, spilled a liquid, or left an obstacle on the floor causing you to trip? More information is needed. Best. M. E. Zuller

A number of factors need to be considered regarding whether you can or should sue your family. First, you want to consider the strain it may cause on your family. Second, why and how did you fall? Was there a defect or something on the floor? Another question I would pose is how separate are you from the house? Do you live in a side apartment or directly with your parents?

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Depends on the definition of family member in the insurance policy. Some policies define it as a member of the household