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Have you or a loved one suffered a dog bite or attack?

Dogs are widely regarded as being “man’s best friend.” While there’s no doubt that a dog can be a loyal and friendly companion, every dog has the capacity to be…

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Fatal East Harlem explosion occurred one year ago this week

New Yorkers are used to an ever-changing city. Usually such changes are planned and positive, but not always. As an example of the latter, this week marks the one-year anniversary…

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Family sues New York City for negligent response to house fire

Many of the amenities we usually take for granted are actually quite amazing. Utilities like water, heat and electricity make it possible to live as we do, yet we almost…

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Exploding manholes: One of many New York City traditions

The winter weather in New York this year has been burdensome, to say the least. Heavy snow alone is difficult and dangerous enough. But when heavy snow and road salt…

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Wrongful death trial resumes over NYC 2008 construction accident

Construction continues to be one of the most dangerous occupations nationwide, but especially here in New York. In a city known for its skyscrapers, construction workers must keep pace with…

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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…

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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…

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Were explosion of New York apartments result of negligence?

Since a fatal explosion among two New York City apartments occurred this week, the focus has appropriately been on the victims and continued search for more possible victims. Authorities were…

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Many NYC rooftop water tanks are poorly maintained, contaminated

According to the New York Times, there are between 12,000 and 17,000 buildings in the city that provide water to occupants using rooftop water tanks. Citing a city survey, the…

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December’s the worst month for certain fires in homes. What kind?

December is the deadliest month of the year for one particular type of fire. Can you guess which one? If you assumed it was Christmas tree fires, the U.S. Fire…

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