30
Mar
Can you Sue the MTA and NYCTA for a Subway Track Accident
Yes - The MTA and its subsidiary NYCTA (going forward “MTA”) own and operate the subway system. They have a non-delegable duty to keep platforms and tracks reasonably safe for foreseeable risks— Crowded platforms are foreseeable. Intoxicated passengers are fores...
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Mar
Legal Options for Sexual Assault Victims
Sexual assault is one of the most traumatic experiences a person can endure. Survivors often face emotional, physical, and psychological challenges long after the incident occurs. In addition to coping with the trauma itself, many victims are left wondering what legal options are...
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24
Mar
What Legal Rights Do Injured Construction Workers Have?
Construction work in New York City is demanding, dangerous, and essential to keeping the city running. Unfortunately, serious injuries are common on job sites: from falls off scaffolds to crane accidents and falling debris. When an accident happens, many workers ask the same crit...
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24
Mar
What Are the Reporting Requirements for Serious Construction Site Injuries in New York?
Construction sites are among the most dangerous workplaces in New York City. When a serious construction site injury occurs, the aftermath can be overwhelming. Beyond medical treatment and recovery, there are strict legal reporting requirements that must be followed. Failing to r...
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24
Mar
Passenger Rights After a Subway or Railway Incident in New York City
Millions of people rely on subways and commuter rail systems across New York City every single day. While public transportation is generally safe, subway and railway incidents do happen, and when they do, passengers can suffer serious injuries. Derailments, sudden stops, platform...
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24
Mar
How to File an Insurance Claim After a Subway Injury in New York City
Subway accidents in New York City can leave passengers facing painful injuries, unexpected medical bills, and serious financial stress. Whether your injury happened due to a sudden train stop, a platform fall, a door malfunction, or a derailment, knowing how to file an insurance ...
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23
Mar
LaGuardia Airport Crash: Air Canada Jet Collides with Fire Truck on Runway, Killing Two Pilots
On the night of March 22, 2026, Air Canada Flight 8646 collided with a Port Authority fire truck while landing at New York's LaGuardia Airport, killing both pilots and injuring more than 40 passengers, crew members, and emergency personnel. The crash has shut down one of th...
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Feb
Why Are NYC Subways Getting More Dangerous?
New York City's subway system moves millions of people every day, yet basic, proven safety measures that could prevent catastrophic injuries remain largely absent from our platforms. For decades, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) has studied passenger safety a...
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06
Feb
Common "Invisible" Hazards on a Construction Site
Construction sites are known for their obvious dangers—falling debris, heavy equipment, exposed heights. But what many workers don't realize is that some of the most serious threats are the ones they can’t see. These “invisible” hazards often go unno...
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06
Feb
Is Premises Liability Part of General Liability?
If you've suffered an injury on someone else’s property, whether it’s a slip on an icy sidewalk, a fall in a poorly lit stairwell, or an injury due to faulty security, you’ve likely heard the term premises liability. But when it comes to legal claims and i...
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