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New York City Personal Injury Attorney Blog
A running commentary on legal developments as they occur in state statutes, municipal laws and legal decisions in the trial and appellate courts throughout New York City and beyond.
NYC Woman Awarded $15 Million After Doctor’s Failure to Diagnose Glaucoma
A recent jury trial illustrates the level of damages that may be on the table when doctors fail to properly do their job. Read on for details about the case in the failure to diagnose for glaucoma, and contact a seasoned New York medical malpractice lawyer if you have been harmed by a doctor’s… Read More »
Deadly Limo Crash Kills 20 in Upstate New York
A limousine’s failure to stop at an intersection on State Route 30 near Albany resulted in the deadliest land transportation accident in the United States in 13 years. Continue reading for more about the new York limo accident, and contact an experienced New York car accident lawyer if you have been injured in a… Read More »
Trial Begins in First Fatal Citi Bike Crash
Last June, a cyclist riding a Citi Bike was fatally struck by a bus, becoming the first Citi Bike rider to have a fatal accident since the bike-share program was rolled out in New York City in 2013. The bus driver was criminally charged for the accident but refused to admit fault. His trial… Read More »
Truck Accidents Happen Everywhere In New York City, Even Inside Your House
Providing an unusual illustration of the dangers of truck accidents in New York City, a huge tractor-trailer recently crashed into several homes in a Staten Island neighborhood. Continue reading for more about the accident, and contact a skilled New York truck accident lawyer with any questions about a truck-related injury. Truck crashes in residential… Read More »
Fatal Construction Accidents Doubled In NYC Amid Building Surge
On July 16, a live wire electrocuted a construction worker in a West Village residential building on Grove St. during a construction project. Four days earlier, a piece of scaffolding fell off the International House in Morningside Heights, hitting and killing another worker. The workers were the seventh and eighth people to die in… Read More »