Category: Premises Accidents

There are over 600 accidents on NYC subways every year. Learn about how one senior subway rider suffered life-changing injuries to his neck and was still able to maximize his compensation.

The rules for slip and falls in New York City are very particular. This can be especially true if the City itself is one of the defendants. Here we outline the steps one should take if that is the case.

A nursing home accident attorney must be prepared for anything, even a defendant ignoring the lawsuit. Read more to see what happens when a defendant tries to deflect responsibility.

Alguna vez caminando y por mala suerte pisas una susbstancia liquida en el piso, y esta le hace caerse? o, bajando las escaleras, ve que hay cierta ilusión con el color de la loza y esto no le permite…

Injured NYC Passengers didn’t expect to be casualties in today’s NYC Subway Fire that broke out in Harlem. 19 people were injured including 1 death. Fire marshals are questioning a person of interest after a deadly subway fire occurred early this…

Elevator accidents are more common than you think! A man tragically died in his own apartment building by being crushed in an elevator shaft. There are tons of violations given out every year for elevator violations. Make sure you are aware of safety.

NYC Lawyers remind us that parents who experienced similar circumstances of their child suffering from injuries caused by dog bites will often seek compensation from the pet’s owner. However, even if the dog attacked their child without any…

The injured subway rider sued the New York City Transit Authority (the MTA). The rider’s MTA injury lawyer claimed that the presence of discarded Metrocards inside the station was a “recurring condition.” Also, that it was dangerous.

In a recent case, an experienced skater had an ice skating accident while she was skating at the Rockefeller Center ice rink. The injured skater claimed two disruptive skaters pushed her down onto the skating rink. These two disruptive skaters had caused other skaters…