Posts in 2013

Dec 03 A New Law Is Needed

We have always taken the position that trial lawyers who represent victims have a responsibility not only to achieve appropriate ...

Nov 06 Legal Recourse for Injuries Sustained From a Dog Bite

Dogs may be a man's best friend, but a vicious dog can bring about life-threatening injuries and even death. A wrenching story in ...

Oct 29 Injured Construction Workers Can Still Sue For Damages Outside The Workers’ Compensation System in Cases in Which a Party Other Than The Employer Was Responsible For The Injury

The Worker's Compensation program was established to help reduce litigation costs when an employee is injured on the job. It ...

Oct 16 Study Shows Medical Malpractice Litigation Improves Healthcare

The debate in the New York State legislature in June 2013 around Lavern’s Law, so named for a Kings County Hospital patient who ...

Oct 14 Bike Accident Litigation: What Might Happen With City Bike Renters?

Just days after the City Bike Renters program launch from 330 kiosks throughout Manhattan and Brooklyn, the CITI Bike program had ...

Oct 07 Subway and Train Crash Injury Claims Have a Short 90 Days Limit For Filing a Notice of Claim For Victims Entitled to Damages

The history of subway train transportation is wrought with examples of accidents that have caused death and serious injuries. Nine ...