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Premises Accidents

Lead Exposure Claims

Lead paint was commonly used in New York City residential buildings built before 1978. In many of these buildings, it remains beneath newer paint layers

Premises Accidents

Security Claims & Liability

When someone is assaulted, robbed, or seriously harmed on a property in New York City, the first question is often about the perpetrator. The second

Premises Accidents

Snow & Ice Accidents

Winter conditions in New York City change fast. A clear sidewalk can become dangerously icy within hours of a storm. Building entrances, walkways, and busy

Premises Accidents

Deteriorating Sidewalk Injuries

New York City’s sidewalks carry millions of pedestrians daily across surfaces installed decades ago. Freeze-thaw cycles, tree root growth, foot traffic, utility work, and urban

Premises Accidents

Sidewalk Injury Claims

New York City’s sidewalks carry millions of pedestrians daily across aging infrastructure, active construction zones, and poorly maintained surfaces. What looks like a minor crack

Premises Accidents

Ceiling Collapse Injuries

A ceiling collapse can happen in an instant. The conditions causing it develop over months or years. Water damage, structural deterioration, neglected repairs, and poor

Premises Accidents

Sidewalk Responsibility

In New York City, sidewalk maintenance is not just a courtesy. It is a legal obligation for property owners. Determining who is responsible for a

Premises Accidents

Overserving Alcohol Liability

When someone causes serious harm while intoxicated, the person or establishment that served them may share legal responsibility. Bars, restaurants, liquor stores, and private hosts

Premises Accidents

Pedestrian Ramp Injuries

Pedestrian ramps are designed to make sidewalks accessible and intersections safe. When poorly constructed, maintained, or deteriorating, they become hazards to the people they are

Premises Accidents

Negligent Building & Site Supervision

Most construction accidents and building injuries do not result from a single moment of carelessness. They happen because the person responsible for safe conditions failed

CEILING COLLAPSE INJURIES

$8,000,000

SETTLEMENT SECURED

$21,000,000

MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENTS

$14,750,000

MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENTS

$13,200,000

MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENTS

$12,600,000