Warning signs do more than signal caution—they serve a legal purpose. When someone suffers an injury on your property, the presence of a warning sign can influence the outcome of a premises liability claim. Signs that identify hazards like wet floors, broken steps, or exposed wiring help demonstrate that you took action to reduce risk. […]

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Construction accidents can leave you feeling vulnerable and uncertain about your next steps. Your employer might tell you that filing a workers’ compensation claim isn’t possible, but this statement often masks their own interests rather than protecting yours. New York law protects your right to file a workers’ compensation claim after a construction accident, regardless […]

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The moment you realize you’ve suffered an injury at work can be terrifying, especially if you think you might have played a role in the accident. Your mind races with questions about medical bills, lost wages and your job security. These worries might make you think twice about seeking help. Many workers mistakenly believe they […]

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You’ve settled your personal injury case, but months later, your symptoms worsen. This frustrating situation can leave you wondering about your rights. New York law typically treats settlements as final, making it hard to get more compensation. Yet some settlements include special terms that might let you revisit your case in certain situations. It’s important […]

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Fall is here in New York, bringing cooler temperatures and colorful leaves. But it’s also time to think about the winter ahead and the dangers it can bring. Winter in New York means icy sidewalks, snow-covered steps and slippery roads that can catch you by surprise. It’s important to know who’s responsible when accidents happen […]

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Car accidents often cause more than just visible injuries. The trauma stemming from a crash can lead to lasting psychological effects that disrupt your daily life. These unseen wounds may qualify for compensation through a personal injury claim. Understanding your rights and the legal process can help you seek support after surviving a traumatic car […]

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After an accident, collecting evidence is critical to your personal injury claim. While you may know about police reports and medical records, other evidence types can make your case, too. These often-overlooked forms of proof can strengthen your argument for compensation. By considering all evidence options, you might improve your chances of a favorable outcome […]

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When a person dies because of negligence, recklessness, or intentional actions of another party, it may be a wrongful death. But what exactly constitutes wrongful death? Definition of wrongful death Wrongful death occurs when someone dies due to the wrongful actions, negligence, or misconduct of another person, company, or entity. This legal principle helps surviving […]

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Construction sites are hubs of activity where buildings and infrastructure take shape. However, amid the hustle and bustle of construction work, pedestrian safety is important. Every year, many accidents occur at construction sites involving pedestrians. Each highlights the need for safety measures to protect those walking nearby. 1. Adequate signage and barriers Construction is one […]

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Out of thousands of personal injury claims each year, only up to 5% go to court because they cannot prove fault, according to Forbes. Many of these lawsuits involve premises liability claims. Premises liability refers to the legal responsibility property owners hold for injuries that occur on their premises. Proving fault in such cases is […]

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