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Category Archives: Sidewalk Trip and Fall Accidents

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Who Is Responsible for Maintaining Sidewalks in New York City?

By Leandros Vrionedes |

Understanding Property Owner vs. City Obligations and Legal Liability Sidewalk safety is a major issue in New York City, where trip-and-fall accidents caused by uneven pavement, cracks, or raised slabs happen far too often. If you get hurt, knowing who is legally responsible for maintaining the sidewalk where you fell can make all the… Read More »

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How Much Can I Get for a Sidewalk Trip and Fall Injury?

By Leandros Vrionedes |

Understanding What Affects the Value of a Trip and Fall Case in New York If you were injured in a sidewalk trip and fall in New York because the sidewalk was negligently maintained in a hazardous condition, you might naturally be wondering what kind of compensation is due to you if you pursue a… Read More »

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Was It My Fault That I Tripped and Fell on the Sidewalk?

By Leandros Vrionedes |

Understanding Fault, Negligence, and Your Rights After a New York Sidewalk Fall Tripping and falling on a cracked or broken sidewalk can happen in an instant — one uneven slab, loose brick, or hidden hole is all it takes. After the initial shock, pain, and maybe even embarrassment wear off, many people find themselves… Read More »

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Is a Sidewalk Trip and Fall Really Serious?

By Leandros Vrionedes |

When people hear the phrase “trip and fall,” they often think of a minor stumble resulting in maybe a scraped knee or a bruised ego. Insurance companies certainly want you to think that way too. They know that if they can paint your sidewalk accident as “no big deal,” they can get away with… Read More »

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What’s the Deadline to File a Sidewalk Injury Claim Against the City?

By Leandros Vrionedes |

Why Timing Is Critical After a Trip and Fall on a New York City Sidewalk Sidewalk defects are everywhere in New York City. Cracked pavement, uneven slabs, loose bricks, and broken curbs can create dangerous conditions that lead to painful, even life-changing injuries. If you’ve tripped and fallen on a broken sidewalk, it’s natural… Read More »

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Can I Sue NYC for Tripping and Falling on a Broken Sidewalk?

By Leandros Vrionedes |

Sidewalk defects are a common sight in New York City. Cracks, uneven pavement, missing concrete slabs, and loose bricks can create serious tripping hazards for pedestrians navigating the city’s busy streets. If you trip and fall because of a broken sidewalk, you could suffer painful injuries, medical bills, lost time from work, and ongoing… Read More »

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What Kind of Compensation Can You Expect From a Trip and Fall Lawsuit in New York?

By Leandros Vrionedes |

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 »

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How to Document Your Injuries After a Sidewalk Accident in New York City

By Leandros Vrionedes |

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 »

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What if I Am Considered Partly at Fault in a Trip and Fall Accident?

By Leandros Vrionedes |

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 »

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What Is a ‘Notice of Claim’ in NYC Sidewalk Accident Cases?

By Leandros Vrionedes |

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 »

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