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What if I Fell Because of a Broken Tile or Uneven Flooring in a Market
When you walk into a grocery store, bodega, or market in New York City, you expect the floors to be safe and even beneath your feet. Unfortunately, that’s not always the case. Cracked tiles, loose floorboards, or uneven transitions between surfaces can easily cause someone to trip and fall. These hazards might seem minor… Read More »
How Surveillance Footage Can Help Your Slip and Fall Case Against a NYC Store
In New York City, where every inch of space is filled with retail stores, restaurants, and busy walkways, slip and fall accidents happen every day. A spilled drink, a freshly mopped aisle, or a tripping hazard can turn a routine shopping trip into a serious injury. But while many accident victims assume the store… Read More »
The Role of NYC’s Department of Transportation in Sidewalk Accidents
New York City’s sidewalks are traveled by millions of people every day. From daily commuters to tourists, pedestrians rely on the city to keep these walkways reasonably safe. When a sidewalk is broken, uneven, or otherwise dangerous, a serious fall can occur. The question then becomes: who is responsible? In many cases, the New… Read More »
Is Prior Notice Required to Hold the City Liable for a Trip and Fall on a Damaged Sidewalk?
If you tripped and fell on a broken or uneven sidewalk in New York City, you may assume the City is automatically responsible for your injuries. After all, the sidewalk is public property. But under New York law, holding the City liable for a sidewalk defect is not that simple. One of the biggest… Read More »
Can I Sue if I Slipped on a Wet Floor at a New York Grocery Store?
Wet floors are one of the most common causes of slip and fall accidents in grocery stores. A freshly mopped aisle, a leaking freezer, or a broken jar can turn an otherwise routine shopping trip into a painful and costly experience. These accidents might seem like simple mishaps, but when employees fail to take… Read More »
Who Is Liable for a Trip and Fall in a NYC Apartment Building When Trash Is Left on Landings?
In a crowded city like New York, apartment buildings are constantly bustling with residents, visitors, deliveries, and maintenance workers. Unfortunately, that means clutter sometimes accumulates in common areas, especially in stairwells and on landings. A plastic bag, a discarded box, or a bag of garbage may seem minor, but one small obstacle can cause… Read More »
Maximizing Your Sidewalk Accident Settlement in NYC
Sidewalk accidents are a common source of serious injuries in New York City, where uneven pavement, icy surfaces, and poorly maintained walkways put pedestrians at risk every day. If you’ve been injured in a sidewalk accident in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, or the Bronx, you may be entitled to compensation through a personal injury claim…. Read More »
Stairway Falls in Office Buildings or Commercial Spaces
Stairways are a common feature in office buildings, shopping centers, and other commercial spaces across New York City. Because of their frequent use, they are also a common location for accidents. A fall on stairs can result in serious injuries, from broken bones to traumatic brain injuries, and sometimes permanent disability. While people may… Read More »
Are Stores Always Liable for Slip and Fall Accidents in New York?
When someone slips and falls inside a business like a grocery store or market, many people assume that the business is automatically responsible. After all, customers have a right to expect safe premises when they shop. But in reality, slip and fall claims are not automatic. Stores are not insurers of everyone’s safety. To… Read More »
Failure to Warn: Why Current Ozempic Labels Don’t Mention NAION—What the Science Says
Ozempic (semaglutide) and other GLP-1 receptor agonists like Wegovy have become widely prescribed for diabetes management and weight loss. While these medications can be effective, growing reports link them to non-arteritic anterior ischemic optic neuropathy (NAION), a rare but serious eye condition that can cause sudden, irreversible vision loss. Despite these reports, the official… Read More »
