17
Jun
Attorney Michael Lamonsoff Spearheads Human Trafficking Laws at Annual RESTORE NYC Gala
On Thursday, September 22nd, Restore Foundation held their Freedom Gala at Tribeca Rooftop in New York City. RESTORE NYC has created ground-breaking resources that make freedom real for survivors of human trafficking in the United States, with a goal for a life of hope, restorati...
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17
Jun
Can You Sue a Drug Company for Side Effects?
Medications have the power to alleviate pain, manage chronic conditions, and even save lives. At the same time, if a drug is defective, it might not work as intended and pose a serious threat to your health and life. If and when it happens, you have the right to sue the drug comp...
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17
Jun
What Should I Do If I Am a Passenger in a Bus Accident?
Buses are a common sight on the roads of New York. Data shows that the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) buses serve over 1. 2 million riders on a daily basis. Apart from this, school buses, Greyhound buses, tour buses, and charter buses also transport a large number of ...
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17
Jun
When Can You Sue for a Defective Product?
When you buy a product, you expect it to be safe to use and work as advertised. If the product turns out to be a defective one and if you are injured as a result, you have every right as a consumer to hold the manufacturer accountable. Companies that manufacture consumer goods h...
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17
Jun
How to Sue a Drug Company?
There is no questioning the fact that advancements in the pharmaceutical industry have helped countless people get healthier and live longer. At the same time, pharmaceutical companies are known to put their profits over people’s safety at times and push drugs that are not safe o...
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17
Jun
What Happens If a Bus Hits My Car?
Bus accidents are more common in New York than many people think. Data shows that between 2015 and 2018, MTA buses were involved in 21,823 crashes – resulting in more than 2,500 serious injuries. Apart from this, a number of school buses, tour buses, and charter buses were involv...
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17
Jun
Can an Undocumented Worker Sue for a Construction Accident?
Immigrants make up more than 60% of the workforce in the construction industry in New York. Among these, nearly 40% of the workers are undocumented. Data shows that undocumented immigrants in the construction industry are rarely provided with the training they need and are often ...
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17
Jun
Midtown Manhattan Bus Accident Sends Eight to the Hospital
Midtown Manhattan bore witness to yet another shocking incident on its streets on Monday, August 14th. The evening took a sudden turn when a city MTA bus and a construction lift collided near Madison Avenue and East 48th Street. A Violent Encounter in a Construction Zone At appro...
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Jun
I-81 Deadly Pennsylvania Bus Crash: What We Know and Legal Recourse
Tragedy struck the close-knit communities of Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, on Sunday evening, leaving three people dead in a catastrophic collision on Interstate 81. This incident is not just a grim reminder of the unpredictability of life but also an urgent call to reassess road...
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Jun
LIRR Train Derailment in Jamaica, Queens: Understanding Its Impact and Legal Implications
On August 3rd, 2023 - Thursday morning, the Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) Train 722 from Grand Central towards Hempstead derailed near Jamaica station, Queens. The train accident, involving all eight cars of the train going off the tracks, led to thirteen passengers sustaining inj...
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