Premises liability refers to a property owner's legal responsibility to maintain a safe environment for those who enter their premises. When negligent maintenance results in hazardous conditions, the property owner may be held liable for any resulting injuries. Under New Yo......
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Slip and fall accidents are among the most common premises liability claims in New York, which may result in serious injuries such as broken bones, head trauma, and spinal cord damage. Property owners, landlords, managers, and businesses have a legal obligation to maintain safe p......
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Under New York premises liability laws, landlords have a duty to maintain their properties in a safe and habitable condition. If they fail to do so and their negligence causes an injury, they may be held legally responsible. Tenants and visitors who suffer injuries due to hazardo......
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If you or someone you love is a survivor of gender-motivated violence in New York City, time is running out to seek justice.Under the NYC Gender Motivated Violence Act (GMVA), survivors of sexual assault only within the five boroughs of New York, can file civil lawsuits against......
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Premises liability law in New York generally holds property owners responsible for maintaining safe conditions on their property to prevent injuries. Based on this, the duty owed by a property owner varies depending on the legal status of the individual entering the premises. Whi......
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Premises liability law in New York establishes the responsibility of property owners, landlords, business operators, and other parties to ensure the safety of visitors and occupants. When an accident occurs due to unsafe conditions on a property, determining liability is a comple......
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Rideshare services, like Uber and Lyft, have become a staple of transportation in New York. However, accidents involving rideshare vehicles are unfortunately not uncommon. If you're injured while using a rideshare service, you should know the immediate steps to take in orde......
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In New York, comparative negligence is a legal doctrine used to determine the amount of compensation a plaintiff can recover in a personal injury case when they are partially at fault for the accident. Governed by New York Civil Practice Law & Rules (CPLR) Section 1411, the r......
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Construction workers in New York face inherently dangerous working conditions, but adverse weather can further amplify these risks, leading to serious accidents and injuries. New York's diverse and often extreme weather patterns — from icy winters and heavy rains to scorchi......
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Playgrounds are meant to provide children with a safe and enjoyable environment to play and develop physically and socially. With that said, when playground equipment is unsafe or improperly maintained, it can lead to serious injuries that disrupt lives and create long-term hards......
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