What Claims Can You File as a Pedestrian After a Car Accident?
New York is what is known as a “no fault” state, meaning that if you are injured in a car accident who was at fault will not be taken in to account so that you can get medical treatment and are compensated for lost wages. This is called “basic economic loss.”
New York Statute of Limitations Personal Injury
In New York, an injured plaintiff generally must bring a lawsuit for personal injuries within three (3) years of the date of the accident. This Statute of Limitations applies to lawsuits for injuries sustained in situations…
Can I Sue My Employer After a Construction Accident in New York?
Workplace accident lawsuits are difficult to litigate. Getting hurt on the job is devastating, not only because of your injuries but because of certain laws in New York State that limit your ability to recover for injuries as a result of your employment.
The retail industry can be dangerous. Every day employees working within shopping malls are injured in accidents on the-job. Many of these accidents are falls from ladders. This article discusses who is liable in such a scenario.
Why Is Lower Back Pain so Common After Being Rear-Ended in a Car Accident?
This type of car accident is the most common to happen to drivers. You are stopped at a light and the car behind you fails
Construction Elevator Accident
Construction accidents involving elevators are becoming a common occurrence. In a notable case, an electrical construction worker entered an industrial elevator at the Empire State Building.
