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Who’s Responsible for a Slip and Fall in a Store or Apartment Building?
Executive Summary: Property owners, landlords, and managers have a duty to keep their spaces safe. If you slip and fall due to a hazard they ignored, they may be held responsible. To prove liability, you must demonstrate that the hazard existed and that the responsible party was aware of it and failed to rectify Continue Reading..
Who Is Liable in a New York Motorcycle Accident?
New York is one of a handful of states that use a no-fault insurance system. This means that if you are involved in a car accident in New York, you will receive compensation for your medical bills and lost wages through your personal injury protection (PIP) policy, regardless of who is at fault. There are Continue Reading..
Signs Your Loved One May Be a Victim of Nursing Home Abuse
According to the New York Department of Health, it received over 12,000 reports of nursing home abuse in 2021. This is a frightening number, especially if you have a loved one living in a New York nursing home. Even if you take every reasonable step to ensure your loved one lives in a safe nursing Continue Reading..
Who is Liable for Slip and Fall Accidents on NYC Sidewalks?
New York City sidewalks are often quite crowded. Millions of people live in the city, and millions more visit every year. People aren’t the only things that fill sidewalks either. The average NYC sidewalk also has dogs, scaffolding, hotdog carts, tables, chairs, potholes, subway entrances, and other things that can trip you up. The result Continue Readin...
What to Do if You’re Hit by a Car as a Pedestrian in NYC
New York uses a relatively unusual car insurance system. Every driver is required to purchase no-fault insurance. This means if they are involved in a car accident that involves no injuries or only minor injuries, they can’t file a lawsuit against the at-fault driver. Instead, their medical bills and lost wages are covered by their Continue Reading..
7 Ways to Document Your Injuries for a Stronger Case
Executive Summary: Strong documentation makes your injury case harder to dispute. Seek immediate medical attention, follow your treatment plan, and keep detailed records. A pain journal, photos, medical bills, receipts, and witness statements can all support your claim. These steps help your legal team build a stronger case and increase your chances of full compensation. Continue Reading