The workplace should be a safe place—one without the concern that one of your coworkers might say or do something inappropriate. This is your job, and feeling unsafe there could make working and keeping that job difficult or impossible. Fortunately, you have a chance to fight back when a coworker is making you feel threatened ... Read More
It’s horrible to think that people could abuse the elderly, but, unfortunately, nursing home abuse does happen. Elder abuse and neglect can happen to any older person, but it’s particularly common for those in nursing homes. The best way to save your loved one from suffering abuse and neglect is to keep an eye out ... Read More
It’s not a pretty statistic to think about, but one of the potential results of a serious injury accident is the amputation of a body part. This might “only” be a finger (or part of a finger), but it can also be far more serious and disabling: a hand, a foot, or all or part ... Read More
There was good news earlier this year when the Mayor’s Office released data showing that in 2017 the city experienced the smallest number of pedestrian fatalities since it began keeping records on them, way back in 1910. Last year, a total of 214 people died in traffic crashes in New York City, 101 of them ... Read More
Premises liability is an important part of civil law in New York State. However, what it actually covers is unfamiliar to most people, both those who own property (potential defendants) and those who use it (potential plaintiffs). Here’s a very brief introduction to some of the most important concepts used in premises liability cases. Premises ... Read More
What does the term “wrongful death” mean under New York state law, and who is eligible to file this kind of lawsuit? The answers to these questions are relatively straightforward, but as with most legal issues, there are details to be aware of that can complicate matters. If a claimant doesn’t pay attention to these ... Read More