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A Closer Look at the Recent NYC Crane Collapse

A Closer Look at the Recent NYC Crane Collapse On July 26, 2023, a large construction crane on 10th Avenue and West 41st Street in New...
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Supreme Court Decision: How Mallory v. Norfolk Southern Railway Alters Personal Jurisdiction

Personal jurisdiction is the legal concept governed by the Fourteenth Amendment to the US Constitution which states that courts can only assert their authority over...
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The Cutaia Case: a New York City Construction Accident Settlement

Grandelli & Eskenasi is proud to announce that after extensive litigation, we were able to settle a construction accident lawsuit on behalf of a New...
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A Law Day Message From Grandelli & Eskenasi

May 1st is known as Law Day.  Not too many people outside the legal profession know that Law Day is celebrated by the Bar, but...
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Fatal Parking Lot Collapse in Lower Manhattan

Tragically, on April 18th, a four-story parking garage collapsed in lower Manhattan, killing one victim. The garage, located at 57 Ann Street, had numerous prior
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Rear-end Accident Cases Involving Disputed Facts

In New York City, there are plenty of drivers who aggressively tailgate other vehicles, even when there is a ton of traffic that can cause...
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The Explosive Growth of Electric Bikes Presents Serious Risks           

The past few years have seen an explosion of growth in the use of electric bikes or E-bikes – bicycles that run on an electric...
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Understanding New York’s “Threshold” Law In Car Accident Cases 

Being involved in a car accident can be an overwhelming and frightening experience.  While you may have been injured in a car accident, you are...
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$22.9 Million Law Suit Settlement

Grandelli & Eskenasi recently obtained a $22.9 million settlement for a worker in Staten Island, who was installing security cameras at an elevated height,...
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The Grieving Families Act: Vetoed by Governor Hochul

On Monday, January 30, 2023, Governor Hochul vetoed a New York State legislative bill, dubbed the “Grieving Families Act,” which would have reformed New York’s...
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The Justice For Injured Workers Act

Last week, New York Governor Kathy Hochul signed an important piece of legislation into law that will improve injured workers’ ability to present evidence of...
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NYC Snow and Ice Hazards

While many areas of the country have been hit hard with winter weather already this year, New York City has been unscathed so far.  However,...
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