Monthly Archives: December 2020
The Most Common Construction Injuries in New York City
The construction industry in New York has been described as the “bedrock of the economy,” and it employs more than a quarter of a million people in the state. With so many people working around the clock in this industry, injuries are inevitable. The physical nature of construction work means that workers are at… Read More »
Recent Case Result
We recently represented a women, Christina Partridge (name changed to protect her privacy) who recently and tragically passed away due to stage 4 vulva cancer at 52 years old. She left her beloved husband and three children. But we now know things could have been completely different for Christina, if her treating primary care… Read More »
Who Can I Sue if I Slip on an Icy Sidewalk in New York City?
Winters in New York can be romantic and beautiful, but there is also the potential for serious injury. As the temperatures drop, sidewalks and roads can become snowy and icy. A slippery sidewalk can represent a grave injury risk. If you have slipped and fallen on an icy sidewalk or parking lot, you may… Read More »
Can I Sue if a Vaccine Causes Me Harm in New York City?
While it’s true that vaccines can save lives, they can also cause harm. If you or a loved one has been hurt or injured by a vaccine, it can be difficult to figure out what to do next. After all, the realization that medical professionals are capable of such serious errors can be almost… Read More »
The Future of New York City’s Scaffold Law
There are many things that make the Big Apple unique, but in terms of its approach to construction, there is one thing that stands out more than anything else: the Scaffold Law. This law is more than 100 years old, and it predates workers’ compensation, OSHA, and many other construction-related laws in the state… Read More »
Why It’s Important to Hold After School Programs Accountable In New York City
If your child has suffered some form of abuse or neglect at the hands of childcare professionals, you might be wondering what to do next. It’s important to take some kind of action against those responsible. By pursuing a lawsuit, you can hold these organizations and individuals accountable, ensuring that this doesn’t happen to… Read More »
How Do I Pursue a Personal Injury Lawsuit After A Bicycle Accident in New York City?
In large urban centers like New York City, cycling is becoming more and more popular. With a bicycle, you can easily navigate through deadlocked traffic, lower your carbon footprint, and get some great exercise. All that being said, cyclists are also extremely vulnerable to accidents and injuries, especially when motorists are being careless. If… Read More »
What is the Scaffold Law in New York City?
Otherwise known as Section 240(1) of New York’s Labor Law, the Scaffold Law plays an important role in protecting construction workers in the Empire State. If you have been injured on a construction site, the Scaffold Law may form an important underpinning of your legal case. Learn more about this law, and you will… Read More »
