Personal Injury

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,…

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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,…

2 years ago

Can You Sue Someone for Assault in New York?

An assault can leave you battling injuries and emotional trauma that could make your everyday life much more difficult. Most…

2 years ago

What Do I Do When I’m Injured Using New York’s Public Transit?

What do I do if injured on New York public transit? Contact Silberstein & Miklos, P.C. for trusted guidance and…

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What Constitutes Catastrophic Injury in New York?

When you suffer an injury in an accident, you may not think about whether it’s considered “catastrophic” or not. You…

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Common Construction Injuries Suffered by Those Building New York Communities

Construction workers are an integral part of our New York communities, putting in hard work to shape the world around…

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How to Prove Negligence in a Slip and Fall Accident

When you think about slipping and falling, you might picture a very minor injury. And while it’s possible to slip…

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Common Causes of Construction Accidents in NY

Some occupations are riskier than others. Unfortunately, if you work in construction, you’re in one of the world’s most dangerous…

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Why Personal Injury Claims Get Rejected and How to Avoid It

When you suffer an injury due to someone else’s negligent or intentional actions, fairness — and the law — dictates…

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Who’s Liable for an Injury Sustained at a Hotel?

When you go on a vacation or a work trip, you typically want your time in your hotel to be…

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