18
Jun
What Is the Average Settlement for a Construction-Related Fall Injury?
Falls are one of the leading causes of serious injuries on construction sites in New York City. Workers regularly perform tasks on scaffolds, ladders, rooftops, and unfinished structures, often dozens of feet above the ground. When proper safety measures are missing, a single fal...
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18
Jun
Typical Compensation Amounts for Transit System Negligence Victims
Public transit systems like subways, commuter rails, and buses transport millions of people every day in cities such as New York. While these systems are designed to operate safely, accidents still occur due to equipment failures, poor maintenance, operator error, or other forms ...
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Jun
Most Common Injuries in Subway Collisions
Subway systems are a vital part of transportation in major cities like New York. Millions of passengers rely on trains every day to commute to work, attend school, and travel across the city. While subways are generally safe, collisions can and do occur. When they happen, the inj...
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Jun
Get Help With a Denied Construction Injury Claim
Construction work is one of the most dangerous occupations in New York City. Workers face daily risks from heavy machinery, scaffolding, falling objects, electrical hazards, and unstable structures. When accidents happen, injured workers often rely on workers’ compensation or oth...
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18
Jun
Common Causes of Subway Derailments
Subway systems move millions of passengers safely every day in major cities like New York. Despite strict safety regulations and advanced technology, subway derailments still occur. When they do, the consequences can be severe causing serious injuries, widespread service disrupti...
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May
What Donike Gocaj’s Death Tells Us About NYC’s Open Manhole Crisis
Estimated Read Time: 7 minutes On the night of May 19, 2026, Donike Gocaj- a 56-year-old grandmother from Briarcliff Manor– parked her Mercedes-Benz SUV near West 52nd Street and Fifth Avenue in Midtown Manhattan shortly before 11:20 p. m. Moments later, she stepped ou...
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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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