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Determining Fault in a New York Personal Injury Case
When you’ve been injured in New York, one of the key elements of financial recovery is understanding how fault is determined in our state. There is no one-size-fits-all approach to determining fault in New York personal injury cases, but there are elements that your attorney should explore in order to get the best possible Continue Reading..
Most Common Causes of Brain Injury in New York
Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) occur after birth due to something other than a congenital disease. TBIs can result from accidents, medical events, assaults, or other traumatic incidents. In many situations, TBI victims may have a legal claim against any party whose negligent or intentional actions led to the injury. New York State and the National Continue Reading..<...
Who Is Liable for Slip and Fall Injury on Public Property in NY?
Local, state, and federal government entities own about 37% of New York’s land area. These holdings include parks, recreation areas, and government buildings. Unfortunately, visitors get injured on government property all the time. In some cases, the injured visitor bears the blame for the accident. In other situations, government employees and contractors cause accidents on Continue Reading
Is a Construction Site Injury the Same as a Workplace Injury?
More fatal injuries occur on construction sites than in any other workplace. However, construction sites are not the only place workers suffer injuries. Workers in many industries and work settings get injured while performing their job duties. What Is a Workplace Injury? Workplace injuries include any medical condition, trauma, or occupational disease that occurs in Continue Reading
Important Documents to Keep for Medical Malpractice Suits
A controversial study by Johns Hopkins University concluded that medical errors are the third-leading cause of death in the U.S., killing over 250,000 patients annually. A later study by the same university concluded that as many as 795,000 patients are killed or permanently disabled annually by diagnostic mistakes. Even if these statistics overestimate the number Continue Reading
Winter Weather Increases Risk of Slip and Fall Injuries in New York
Winter weather in New York brings a unique set of challenges. Snow, slush, and ice quickly accumulate on city streets, building entrances, and sidewalks, creating hazardous conditions for pedestrians. A single misstep can lead to a trip to the hospital, leaving slip-and-fall victims with mounting medical bills and a disrupted life. These injuries can leave Continue Reading