New York Legal Blog

Slip and Fall Injuries: How to Maximize Your NYC Settlement

If you slip in NYC and suffer an injury, you may be eligible to get compensation for your injuries. Whether you can get compensation will depend on who is responsible for those injuries. If you are responsible, you are on the hook for any expenses unless you have a medical insurance policy that covers your […]

Who’s Liable for Your NYC Construction Injury?

In New York, construction projects never cease. At any given time in the city, someone is building, renovating, or demolishing structures. Unfortunately, these projects pose a substantial risk to construction workers and the general public. Among the obvious potential liable parties in NYC construction accidents are construction contractors and project owners. However, the liability list […]

Understanding NYC’s Scaffold Law: Protecting Injured Construction Workers

Construction accidents can be quite dangerous, especially in a city with some of the tallest buildings in the U.S. On any given day in NYC, there are hundreds of construction projects, most incorporating some type of scaffolding. In an attempt to protect construction workers against injuries, the state of New York passed legislation. What is […]

Can You Sue If You Fall on Private Property?

Premises Liability Lawyers Can Evaluate Your Case to Determine Whether You Can Sue If You Fall on Private Property Depending on the situation, you may be able to sue a property owner who has been negligent if you suffer injuries from a fall on their property. Slip and fall accidents can result in serious injuries, […]

Can I File a Workers’ Compensation Claim If I Work From Home?

Are remote workers covered by workers’ compensation? If you’ve developed an employment-related injury while working from home, you may well be wondering about this. Since the onset of the pandemic several years ago, remote work has become commonplace in many industries. While most employees seem to view this as a positive development, it has led […]

Can I Sue Third Parties for a Work Injury Due to Negligence?

Workers’ compensation vs. third-party claims – will you be able to access a payout from both? When you’re injured on the job, workers’ compensation is generally the first place you should turn for financial support. However, it has its drawbacks; it doesn’t provide for noneconomic or punitive damages, and it doesn’t account for any third […]