The Fourth of July is nearly here, and if you are hosting this year, you should first have a strong understanding of fireworks safety to ensure that you and your guests can have a fun, yet safe, evening. Below, our New York City personal injury attorney has compiled a short checklist for you to follow. […]
Read MoreAs construction begins to resume in the City, more and more construction site injuries will begin to occur. This is disheartening because most of these accidents are preventable. However, if you are someone who has been wrongly injured in a construction site accident, just know that our firm is here to fight for your right […]
Read MoreStores across the U.S. are beginning to reopen, and though this is a great sign, the more people flocking to stores, the greater the chances of an accident occurring. Please read on and reach out to our experienced New York City personal injury attorney to learn more about retail store accidents and how our firm […]
Read MoreWhen we hear the word “accident,” we generally think of auto accidents. However, accidents can happen anyplace, anywhere, and oftentimes, they occur when we least expect them. People are injured every day in sidewalk accidents in New York City, whether due to insufficient lighting, uneven pavement, potholes, loose debris causing slip and falls, or otherwise. […]
Read MoreSlip and fall accidents are far from uncommon, and countless people throughout the United States are injured every day because of them. If you are someone who has recently been injured in a slip and fall accident, you must read on and reach out to our experienced New York City personal injury attorneys to learn […]
Read MoreWith the new coronavirus sweeping over the nation, and particularly New York State, many people are swarming the supermarkets to stock up on various necessities. Though in most cases, supermarkets are entirely safe, there are times where supermarket owners or staff are negligent, which very frequently leads to serious accidents and injuries. If you are […]
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