New York Metro Personal Injury And Criminal Defense Law Blog
4 Surprising facts you didn’t know about whiplash
Whiplash is a well-known neck injury most commonly associated with auto accidents. Millions of Americans suffer from whiplash each year, but the
DUI traffic stops: know your rights
It can make you queasy if a police officer pulls you over. Naturally, you are worried that the officer is going to
When is an injury ‘on the job,’ and when isn’t it?
In New York, for an injury to qualify you for workers’ compensation, your injury must have occurred during the course of your
How to bike safely in New York City
If you asked someone to picture a biker, they would likely imagine a rider strolling along a wooded path, a mountain biker,
YouTube star Corey La Barrie in fatal collision
Traveling in New York carries inherent risk for injury. Whether a person is driving, walking or riding as a passenger in another
Steps to take following a New York car accident
Tourists and residents alike can agree that there is nothing like driving around New York. The City that Never Sleeps offers motorists
Maintaining a safe construction site for workers
Every year, severe and fatal injuries occur on construction sites due to negligent workers, employers or property owners. Perhaps many of those
New York warehouse and retail jobs often dangerous
Even if many people think of dangerous jobs as belonging to police and fire first responders, as well as manufacturing and construction
Can undocumented workers get workers’ compensation?
If a job-related injury or illness causes you to lose work or spend money on medical bills or medicine, with few exceptions
Employee’s family sues after worker dies of COVID-19
The coronavirus pandemic has led many businesses to shut down and operate with their employees taking on roles from their homes instead
If you have been laid off from your job due to the COVID-19 pandemic and New York’s shelter-in-place order, or if you
What happens if you are an accident while in a Lyft?
Grabbing an Uber or a Lyft has become a common way for New Yorkers to get around. These rideshare companies are often


