Recent Blog Posts
How Much Is a Pedestrian Knockdown Case Worth in NYC?
New York City is one of the busiest pedestrian hubs in the world. Every day, millions of people walk to work, school, and shops, sharing streets with cars, buses, taxis, delivery vans, and bicycles. Unfortunately, this constant interaction between vehicles and pedestrians means accidents are common. A pedestrian knockdown—the legal term for when a… Read More »
Can I Sue My Landlord for a Stairway Fall
Stairways in apartment buildings are used daily by tenants, visitors, and delivery workers. When these stairways are not properly maintained, the consequences can be devastating. Falls on stairs often cause severe injuries such as fractured bones, torn ligaments, back and neck injuries, and even traumatic brain injuries that can take months or years to… Read More »
Common Causes of Sidewalk Accidents in New York City
Sidewalks are meant to keep pedestrians safe from car accidents, but in New York City, they often present hazards of their own. Every day, thousands of people walk to work, school, or the subway, and a single misstep on a cracked or obstructed sidewalk can lead to serious injuries. Trip and fall accidents may… Read More »
Vision Problems and Stomach Troubles at the Forefront of Ozempic Complaints
Ozempic, a prescription medication widely used to treat Type 2 diabetes and increasingly prescribed off-label for weight loss, has been making headlines. While the drug can be effective at lowering blood sugar and supporting weight loss, serious complaints from users are drawing attention. Two of the most concerning issues involve vision loss linked to… Read More »
What Should I Do After a Bike Accident in New York City?
Cycling through New York City can be liberating, but it’s also inherently risky. Bike accidents happen, often in the blink of an eye, and often with severe consequences. If you’ve been injured, what you do immediately afterward can significantly affect your health, your safety, and your legal rights. Here’s what to do right after… Read More »
What Kinds of Construction Accidents Lead to Third-Party Claims?
Construction work is one of the most dangerous occupations in New York. Falls, falling objects, electrocutions, and heavy machinery accidents are only some of the hazards workers face on the job. When accidents occur, injured workers often have several potential avenues for compensation. In many instances, claims against the building owner or contractor under… Read More »
What Evidence Is Needed in a Pedestrian Knockdown Case?
New York City is one of the busiest pedestrian hubs in the world, with millions of people walking its sidewalks and crossing its streets every day. Unfortunately, the high volume of foot traffic combined with congested roads means pedestrian knockdowns are all too common. When a pedestrian is struck by a vehicle, the injuries… Read More »
Who Is Liable for a Fall Down the Stairs in a NYC Apartment Building?
Stairways in New York City apartment buildings are often narrow, steep, and heavily used, making falls on staircases among the most common and dangerous types of accidents in New York City apartment buildings. A fall down the stairs can cause life-changing injuries, from broken bones to head trauma and spinal cord damage. A simple… Read More »
European Medicines Agency Confirms a Notable Increase in NAION Among Users of Ozempic and Wegovy
Semaglutide medications like Ozempic and Wegovy have emerged as powerful tools in managing type 2 diabetes and promoting weight loss. While widely used for their benefits, a serious and often irreversible eye condition called Non-Arteritic Anterior Ischemic Optic Neuropathy (NAION) has recently drawn new scrutiny from European health regulators and consequent attention in America…. Read More »
What Not to Say to an Insurance Company (or Anyone Else) After a NYC Sidewalk Trip and Fall
Trip and fall accidents on New York City sidewalks are more common than many people realize. Uneven pavement, broken curbs, and poorly maintained walkways can leave pedestrians seriously injured and suddenly facing medical bills, time off work, and long-term recovery. After a sidewalk fall, what you say (or don’t say) matters. Whether you are… Read More »