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Why Drivers Fail to See Motorcycles in New York Accidents
Go to Why Drivers Fail to See Motorcycles in New York AccidentsInjured in a New York motorcycle accident? Drivers often try try to blame to the rider — but that’s not always the truth. Our attorneys investigate & push back.
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Left Turn Motorcycle Accidents in New York
Go to Left Turn Motorcycle Accidents in New YorkOne of the biggest risks for a motorcyclist is entering an intersection where an oncoming vehicle turning left fails to yield to a rider. Any resulting crash could cause the rider significant harm.
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What to Do After a Motorcycle Accident in Long Island, NY (Step by Step Legal Guide)
Go to What to Do After a Motorcycle Accident in Long Island, NY (Step by Step Legal Guide)One second is all it takes for a motorcycle ride on Long Island to turn into a serious accident. Check out our legal guide — we explain what to do first.
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Injured at Work in New York? When You Can File Workers’ Comp and a Personal Injury Lawsuit
Go to Injured at Work in New York? When You Can File Workers’ Comp and a Personal Injury LawsuitYou were hurt on the job. The paychecks stopped. Medical bills started. And someone told you workers’ compensation is your only option. That is not always true. Across Nassau County, Suffolk County, Brooklyn, Queens, Manhattan, and throughout New York City, many injured workers have the right to pursue both workers’ compensation benefits and a separate…
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How Much Is My Car Accident Case Worth in New York?
Go to How Much Is My Car Accident Case Worth in New York?Quick Answer: What Is a New York Car Accident Case Worth? The value of a New York car accident case typically ranges from $5,000 for minor injuries to well over $1,000,000 for severe or catastrophic injuries, depending on medical evidence, insurance coverage, and the severity of the injuries. There is no fixed formula. Settlement values…
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How Long Do You Have to File a Slip and Fall Lawsuit in New York?
Go to How Long Do You Have to File a Slip and Fall Lawsuit in New York?Quick Answer: What Is the Slip and Fall Statute of Limitations in New York? In most New York slip and fall cases, you have three years from the date of the accident to file a lawsuit under CPLR § 214. However, if your fall occurred on government owned property in Nassau County, Suffolk County, or…
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What to Do After a Slip and Fall Accident on Long Island and NYC
Go to What to Do After a Slip and Fall Accident on Long Island and NYCSlip and fall accidents across Nassau County, Suffolk County, Brooklyn, Queens, and Manhattan happen in seconds but can change your life permanently. Wet grocery store floors. Icy sidewalks. Broken stairs. Uneven pavement. Poor lighting in apartment buildings. Parking garages. Restaurants. Public sidewalks. Under New York law, property owners have a duty to maintain reasonably safe…
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Who Is Liable for a Slip and Fall Accident in New York?
Go to Who Is Liable for a Slip and Fall Accident in New York?Slip and fall accidents happen every day across New York, from icy sidewalks in Nassau and Suffolk County to wet floors in grocery stores and apartment buildings throughout New York City. While many people assume a fall is simply an accident, New York law often places legal responsibility on negligent property owners. If you were…
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Delivery Drivers Injured on the Job in New York City and Long Island: What Are Your Legal Rights?
Go to Delivery Drivers Injured on the Job in New York City and Long Island: What Are Your Legal Rights?Delivery drivers play a critical role across New York City and Long Island. But this fast-paced work environment on busy urban streets often puts delivery drivers at risk of serious injury.