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How Does the "Rule of Two" Affect NYC Pedestrian Accidents?

In 2014, nine-year-old Cooper Stock was hit and killed by a yellow cab driver on the Upper West Side. The child and his father had the right of way, but the cab driver was not paying attention and failed to yield. Despite this, the driver was able to keep his license and continue driving for the city. Moreover, he was not charged with criminal negligence, even though video footage and witness testimony overwhelmingly blame him […]

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Elevator and Escalator Accidents Are On the Rise

Elevator/Escalator Accidents Personal Injury

Every few months, a clip on the evening news or a story online shows footage of an elevator or escalator accident. These incidents are usually pretty scary, whether the elevator is randomly speeding up as it rises, or a malfunction causes people to pile up on the floor below. We ride escalators and elevators everywhere – in malls, airports, stadiums, and so on – and most of the time the possibility of an elevator or […]

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Customer Hits Spa Employee after Not Paying for Treatment

Pedestrian Accidents Personal Injury

No matter how tough your job is, it’s safe to say your day wasn’t as bad as the spa employee in the below story. Unless, that is, you’ve ever been hit by a car while running after a customer who didn’t pay. Here’s what happened. In late February, a customer at the Spa Castle in Queens received some services, then left the building without paying. A 21-year old employee ran after the woman in […]

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Ramarley Graham Wrongful Death Suit

Medical Malpractice Personal Injury

Ramarley Graham, the black teen fatally shot by the NYPD in 2012, is in the news again. This time, there is controversy over the resignation of the cop who shot him. The family believes more action should have been taken against the cop. Up to now, the only recourse the family of Ramarley Graham received was a $3.9 million wrongful death settlement. So, what is wrongful death and how does one successfully file a suit? Wrongful […]

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How Assumption of Risk Complicates Sports Injury Cases

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Between the March Madness and the beginning of baseball season, sports are on everyone’s mind. Still, as fun as sports are to play, the risk of injury is high. However, many people want to file personal injury lawsuits when they sustain injury while playing sports. Unfortunately, the assumption of risk complicates these cases. Assumption of Risk Assumption of risk, or assumed risk, describes situations where you intentionally agree to an activity that you know could lead to injury. An example of […]

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Jury Says Smoker’s Lung Cancer Partially Caused by Asbestos

Asbestos Personal Injury Tobacco

It’s no secret: smoking is not good for you. Countless studies have shown that even a few cigarettes a day can do serious damage to your lungs, teeth, and overall health. In fact, wrongful death suits against tobacco companies have resulted in tens of millions of dollars for plaintiffs whose loved ones died due to their addiction to tobacco. This very knowledge of tobacco’s danger, though, has created an awkward taboo surrounding smokers […]

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What Are the Signs of Nursing Home Neglect?

Medical Malpractice Nursing Home Abuse / Negligence Personal Injury Slip and Fall Wrongful Death

It can be heartbreaking to put your parents, grandparents, or other loved ones into a nursing home. However, if you cannot provide the care they need, a senior living facility may be your only option. If you find yourself in that situation, finding the right facility is a must. Searching for a place that fits your standards while also matching your budget is time-consuming and emotionally taxing. Finally finding the right place will come as a great […]

On December 27, 2016 by

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How to Prevent Bicycle Accidents in New York City

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Citizens of New York City depend on many modes of transportation to reach their destinations, bicycles being an extremely popular option. Unfortunately, while riding a bike in New York has many advantages, it also comes with some big safety risks. If you do decide to start cycling, patience and preparation are your best tools for staying safe on two wheels. Consider the following safety tips to prevent being a victim of a bicycle accident: Be Aware […]

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Exploring the Complex Issue of Police Brutality in NYC

Criminal False Arrest False Imprisonment Personal Injury Wrongful Death

A police officer’s job comes with the responsibility to protect and serve communities and the people in them. People depend on police to enforce laws and resolve conflicts as best they can. In order to do this, law enforcement officials are given a wider range of power than most citizens. What happens, though, if this power is taken advantage of? Cases of police brutality have often led to false arrest, injury, and even wrongful death. Recently, the New York Post reported […]

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Should Donald Trump Sue His Accusers For Libel?

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Donald Trump wants to sue the women accusing him of sexual harassment. Specifically, he wants to sue them for libel and slander. This follows Trump’s strong history of threatening people with lawsuits. This time, about ten women have accused Trump of inappropriate touching. The accusations go back to the 1990’s. These claims against Trump come at an extremely crucial time for the Trump campaign. Recently. Access Hollywood released a video, where Trump was caught […]

On October 24, 2016 by

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How Does the "Rule of Two" Affect NYC Pedestrian Accidents?

Elevator and Escalator Accidents Are On the Rise

Customer Hits Spa Employee after Not Paying for Treatment

Ramarley Graham Wrongful Death Suit

How Assumption of Risk Complicates Sports Injury Cases

Jury Says Smoker’s Lung Cancer Partially Caused by Asbestos

What Are the Signs of Nursing Home Neglect?

How to Prevent Bicycle Accidents in New York City

Exploring the Complex Issue of Police Brutality in NYC

Should Donald Trump Sue His Accusers For Libel?

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