New York Metro Personal Injury And Criminal Defense Law Blog
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
Daylight savings, springtime and increased car accidents
You’re on your way back home from a long day at work. You got a little less sleep last night because you
Pedestrian safety in New York City
Walking to and from your destination in New York City is a regular way of life. Whether it’s to work, dinner, the
How to stay safe as a pedestrian in New York
Being a pedestrian anywhere in the state of New York can be a harrowing and dangerous experience. You may have to deal
High rates of bicycle-pedestrian collisions revealed in NYC
A surprising statistic for pedestrian injuries in New York City has shown a high rate of bicycle-pedestrian collisions. Since 2014, Office of
NYC to slam the brakes on dangerous drivers in 2020
New York City officials are doubling down on vehicle crashes in the new year. This move comes after a dismal number of
Inspectors get tough on New York City construction sites
New York City officials are cracking down on construction sites, as construction-related injuries have seen a significant uptick in recent years. According
Polypharmacy and the dangers our elderly loved ones face
Polypharmacy is commonly defined in one of two ways. Either it is the simultaneous use of multiple medications to treat a single
NYPD finally admits to illegally saving kids’ fingerprints
Sometimes it is hard to know who to believe. For years, the New York City Police Department insisted that it was not
NHTSA confirms walking and cycling deaths increasing
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration recently released its 2018 data on traffic fatalities, and the news is not good for riders


