Construction accidents are a common occurrence in New York. Data shows that construction accidents account for 25% of all workplace fatalities in the state. Despite the fact that New York has some of the strictest labor laws in place to protect the rights of workers, construction......
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According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, private industry employers in New York reported over 129,000 workplace injuries in 2020, which translates to an incident rate of 2. 2 injury cases for every 100 full-time workers in the state. Industrial work is considered one of the mo......
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All industrial property owners and managers in New York have a legal responsibility to keep their factories, warehouses, and other commercial properties free of known or unreasonable safety hazards. Businesses have a duty to look out for the well-being of employees, customers, ve......
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Property owners, managers, or occupiers of a land or building have a duty to protect guests, patrons, visitors, passersby, and other individuals from coming to harm on their premises. These entities may be held liable for any injury resulting from accidents on the property caused......
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If you have been injured by the negligent, reckless, or malicious actions of another, you may have a strong case for personal injury damages in New York. Your New York personal injury case is unique to your accident and injuries. You should consult with a seasoned New York person......
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Poorly maintained roads contribute to a large number of auto crashes in New York every year. Roadway and infrastructure experts are worried about the deteriorating condition of New York roads and highways and the potential for even more serious and deadly accidents caused by poor......
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In New York, an estimated 15,000 pedestrians get injured and over 300 pedestrians are killed in automobile accidents each year. Crosswalks have become a high-risk area for auto accidents and personal injury in New York. You may be eligible to file a crosswalk accident personal in......
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Property owners owe all visitors a legal duty of care in New York. They are responsible for ensuring the safety of visitors by removing or repairing potential hazards from their property as well as constantly monitoring for the emergence of any new hazards. If you or someone you......
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Building management companies, business owners, music and sports venues, movie halls, hotels, restaurants, bars and nightclubs, healthcare facilities, and other large commercial buildings, along with the city of New York and municipalities, are required to ensure the safety of vi......
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In New York, homeowners, business owners, and other property owners don't automatically become responsible for the injuries and accidents that may occur on their properties. As an injured victim, you will need to prove the owner’s negligence that led to an unsafe cond......
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