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Jun
Are Slip and Fall Cases Hard to Win?
Slip and fall cases are notoriously complex, and winning them requires a strategic legal approach. Unlike other personal injury claims, where liability may be relatively clear-cut, slip and fall accidents involve nuanced legal standards, strong defense strategies, and extensive e...
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Jun
How Trucking Companies Try to Avoid Liability
When a truck accident occurs, the trucking company's primary concern is not the injured victim—it is protecting its bottom line. Large trucking corporations and their insurers have teams of lawyers, risk management experts, and adjusters who immediately work to minimi...
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Jun
Average Settlement for a Construction Accident
In New York, construction accident settlements in third-party claims refer to financial compensation awarded to injured workers who file claims against parties other than their employer. Unlike workers' compensation, which covers medical expenses and lost wages regardless of fau...
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Jun
Average Settlement for Commercial Vehicle Accidents
The potential settlement for a commercial vehicle accident in New York is usually much higher than that for a passenger vehicle crash. Unlike standard car accidents, commercial vehicle crashes involve far bigger insurance policies due to federal regulations and possibly the truck...
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Jun
Property Owner vs. Tenant Liability in Premises Liability Injuries
Determining liability in premises liability cases in New York is vital because the injured victim has the burden of proof to hold the negligent parties liable for damages. Property owners and tenants both have legal obligations to maintain safe premises, but their responsibilitie...
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Jun
What is a Truck's Black Box and What Does it Do?
Modern commercial trucks are equipped with sophisticated technology designed to improve safety, monitor performance, and provide critical data in the event of an accident. One of the most important pieces of technology is the truck's black box, also known as the event data record...
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Jun
Who Can Be Held Responsible for a Construction Site Accident?
Construction sites are among the most dangerous workplaces, and accidents can lead to severe injuries or fatalities. When a worker or bystander is injured, multiple parties may share liability depending on the circumstances of the accident. Identifying the responsible parties is...
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Jun
How Negligent Maintenance Contributes to Premises Liability Claims
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 York law...
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Jun
Causes of Slip & Fall Accidents
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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Jun
Steps to Take if You’re Injured in a Rental Property Accident
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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