Yearly Archives: 2014
New York Personal Injury Law Blog
NYC targets taxi speeds as part of ‘Vision Zero’ initiative
New Yorkers understand that time is precious. As a result, NYC streets tend to be crowded, both night and day, with travelers quickly moving from one place to another. Instead…
Premises liability suit allowed to proceed against NY school
What responsibility, if any, does a school or city have for the prevention of suicide by a certain means? This question may seem morbid, but the answer will be important…
While driving, hands-free devices are no less distracting
One look around the streets of New York City is all it takes to realize that distracted drivers are an accident waiting to happen. Whether they’re texting, talking on a…
‘Off-hours’ attack lets school off the liability hook
The weekends have their perks. Kids and adults might get to sleep in a little longer. They get a break from the responsibilities of school and work and more leisure…
Legal action continues following New York gas explosion
In past posts we have discussed the tragic incident that occurred in East Harlem last month. At least one negligence lawsuit in New York was filed last month, and other…
Fall at New York Mets game is sad beginning of baseball season
The baseball season is just beginning. This time of year brings joy to many New Yorkers’ hearts and other fans of the American pastime all around the world. At least…
New Yorkers gather to create thorough traffic safety plan
It truly does take a village to improve traffic safety. One person could be a perfectly safe driver, but if the motorist next to him isn’t as responsible, an accident…
Dog treats, cat toys and a slip-and-fall, available at Petco?
New York most definitely has its share of pet lovers, people who take their dogs for walks and would buy their pooch or kitty the next best thing at a…
First negligence lawsuit filed following New York explosion
Our past premises liability post discussed a fatal New York City explosion that occurred in Harlem last week. Investigators have determined that the blast that took down two apartment buildings…
Judge rules victim’s trip-and-fall case isn’t ‘trivial’
When someone is injured in an accident and takes action to try to seek legal justice, he or she can all of the sudden find themselves surrounding by legal jargon.…
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