Monthly Archives: October 2016
New York Personal Injury Law Blog
NYC’s worst landlords failing to maintain safe conditions
A New York City woman has to go down one flight of stairs in order to access a toilet after her landlord removed her plumbing. The 72-year-old Bronx resident lives…
Semi truck mows down cyclist in New York bicycle accident
Bicycles are quickly becoming an ever-increasing means of transportation, exercise and recreation in New York. Unfortunately, the vast majority of the city and state still uses vehicles for the majority…
Recent New York car accident kills 1, injures 2
A vehicular collision has the potential to have a major impact on the financial, emotional and physical well-being of a victim and his or her family. In addition to injuries…
Do you suspect your loved one was mistreated by their nursing home?
When we send our loved ones to a nursing home, we want to know that they are being loved, cared for and treated with respect. We want to be able…
Construction Worker Killed after Part of Crane Breaks Off
A 43-year-old construction worker was killed when part of a crane broke off and fell onto his head. The New York Post cited a report from the Department of Buildings…
Cyclist’s leg amputated after hit-and-run accident with truck
Bicycles are becoming an ever-increasingly used mode of transportation in New York. However, bicycles offer very little when it comes to protecting their riders against some of the daily hazards…
Unpredictable Consequences of Traumatic Brain Injuries
By now, most of America has either seen footage of or heard something about Keith Scott, the 43-year-old African American who was shot by police in Charlotte, North Carolina last…
Hoboken Train Crash. What’s Next Legally?
The investigation of the New Jersey Transit train accident on September 29, which killed one person and injured more than 100 others, is now underway. The question as to how…
More bike accident fatalities in New York in 2016
When fall weather hits New York, cycling is perhaps one of the best ways to explore the city. There are countless things to see and do around the city in…
Negligence of property owner alleged by New York City tenants
Some may say that the only things that soar higher in New York City than its skyscrapers are the rental prices its real estate market commands. As space is always…
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