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What Kind of Compensation Can You Expect From a Trip and Fall Lawsuit in New York?
Understanding the Value of Your Slip, Trip, or Fall Claim Trip and fall accidents can happen almost anywhere—on broken sidewalks, at a subway station, in poorly lit stairwells, or inside a store with uneven flooring. While some of these incidents result in minor scrapes and bruises, others can cause serious injuries such as fractures,… Read More »
How to Document Your Injuries After a Sidewalk Accident in New York City
Sidewalks are supposed to be safe paths for pedestrians—but in New York City, cracked pavement, uneven surfaces, and poorly maintained walkways can turn a routine stroll into a painful fall. If you’ve been injured in a sidewalk accident, documenting your injuries properly is one of the most important steps you can take to protect… Read More »
What Is the Discovery Rule in Medical Malpractice Cases?
How the Rule Affects Cancer Misdiagnosis Claims in New York When it comes to medical malpractice claims, timing is everything—especially in cases involving something like cancer misdiagnosis, where the medical mistake is not immediately apparent. Many malpractice victims are unaware that their healthcare provider made a critical error until months or even years after… Read More »
When is an MV-104 Required After a Car Accident in New York?
Being involved in a car accident is a stressful, painful and traumatic experience. In the aftermath, you may be focused on getting medical attention, contacting your insurance company, and figuring out how to repair or replace your vehicle. But there’s another important step many New York drivers overlook—filing an MV-104 accident report with the… Read More »
What if I Am Considered Partly at Fault in a Trip and Fall Accident?
A trip and fall can happen when you least expect it. One moment you’re walking along a sidewalk, through a store, or into an office building—and the next, you’re on the ground, injured and in pain. Trip and fall accidents often result in serious injuries such as broken bones, torn ligaments, or head trauma…. Read More »
Ozempic in the News: What Is Gastroparesis, and How Serious Is It?
In recent years, Ozempic has gained widespread attention as a popular medication for managing type 2 diabetes and, more recently, for its off-label use in weight loss. However, the drug has also been linked to serious side effects, including gastroparesis, a condition that affects the digestive system. If you or a loved one have… Read More »
What Is a ‘Notice of Claim’ in NYC Sidewalk Accident Cases?
New York City is responsible for maintaining safe sidewalks not just on city property but also those abutting many private residences as well. If you were injured due to a defective or poorly maintained sidewalk in NYC, whether maintained by the City or a private property owner, filing a lawsuit may be an option… Read More »
Truck Crashes in New York City: Causes, Consequences, and Your Legal Rights
New York City’s congested streets and constant flow of commercial traffic make it a hotbed for truck accidents, including box trucks, panel trucks, dump trucks, and even tanker trucks and tractor-trailers. When large trucks collide with smaller vehicles, cyclists, or pedestrians, the consequences can be severe. If you or a loved one has been… Read More »
Pedestrian Knockdowns in New York: Understanding Your Rights and Legal Options
New York City is one of the most pedestrian-heavy places in the country. With millions of people walking daily, vehicle accidents involving pedestrians—often called pedestrian knockdowns—are unfortunately all too common. When a pedestrian is struck by a vehicle, the consequences can be devastating, leading to serious injuries, long-term medical expenses, and even wrongful death…. Read More »
The Role of OSHA in New York Construction Accidents
Construction sites are among the most dangerous workplaces in New York City, with workers regularly exposed to heavy machinery, hazardous materials, and high-risk environments such as heights and trenches. To safeguard workers, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) sets and enforces safety regulations designed to minimize accidents and injuries. Understanding OSHA’s role in… Read More »
