What Are My Rights If I Slipped and Fell on Public Property?
Slipping and falling on public property can be a jarring and painful experience, often resulting in injuries and unexpected medical expenses. If you've suffered a slip and fall accident on public property in New York, you may be wondering what rights you have and what steps you should take to protect...
The Legal Process of a Medical Malpractice Claim in New York
We expect that doctors will always help make us better. Unfortunately, this isn’t always the case. Sometimes doctors commit medical malpractice, a serious issue that can have devastating consequences for patients and their families. When healthcare professionals fail to provide an acceptable standard of care, resulting in harm or injury to...
Can an Expired Inspection Lead to a Denied Car Accident Claim?
Even under New York’s no-fault car insurance system, several factors can impact your ability to recover compensation from an insurer for your medical expenses and financial losses following an accident. Can an expired New York inspection lead to an insurer denying your car accident claim? How can you pursue the money you...
Ask the Attorney: I Was on My Phone at the Time of an Accident. Does That Mean I’m Automatically at Fault?
When an accident occurs, fault matters. What if you were on the phone at the time of an accident? Does that mean you are automatically at fault for causing the crash? Liability is a complicated topic. The cause of the accident, both parties’ actions at the time of the crash, and...
What Evidence Is Important in Medical Malpractice Cases?
When you visit a medical practitioner for help, you expect to be taken care of and that your medical team will consider your best interests when treating you. Unfortunately, that doesn’t always happen. Sometimes, significant injuries can occur because of doctors' or other healthcare providers’ actions or lack thereof. What do you...
Defining Duty of Care: Employer Responsibilities in a Safe Workplace
You go to work for your employer to earn a paycheck. However, your employer is also responsible for providing you with a reasonable work environment free from safety hazards. Several labor and employment laws in New York protect you, the worker, from working in a dangerous environment. What is the duty of...
Personal Injury Claims in a Hit and Run Accident
The chaos and unpredictability of New York’s bustling streets can sometimes lead to unfortunate hit and run accidents. In these incidents, victims are left not only with physical injuries but also grappling with the challenge of identifying and holding the responsible party accountable. Here’s what to know about bringing a personal injury...
Experts You May Encounter During Your Personal Injury Case
Embarking on a personal injury claim in New York can be a complex and multifaceted process. As you navigate through legal intricacies and build your case, you may encounter a team of experts dedicated to ensuring justice is served. Each of these experts plays a crucial role in various aspects of the...
Workers’ Compensation vs. Personal Injury Claim: Knowing the Difference
Facing injuries at work or due to someone else's negligence can be incredibly challenging. In such difficult situations, it becomes necessary to understand the subtle differences between workers' compensation claims and personal injury claims. Let's explore these distinctions here, so you can better understand your legal options and make the best decisions...
What You Need to Know About Excessive Force Violations by Law Enforcement in Nassau County
In recent times, cases involving allegations of excessive force by law enforcement have garnered widespread attention. As a New York attorney committed to upholding justice, I feel it's crucial to bring attention to the specific nuances of excessive force violations right here in Nassau County. This blog aims to provide a...