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Rideshare Insurance Policies Intentionally Stiff Injured New York City Residents
Do Rideshare Insurance Policies Intentionally Stiff Injured New York City Residents?
Rideshare insurance policies have been the focal point of much debate, specifically around liability for...
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As Restrictions Relax, NY Sees an Increase in Construction Accidents
As COVID restrictions have been relaxed and the country moves toward normalcy, in New York City, the amount of construction work has...
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Increased Traffic Congestion Leads to Increase In Car Accidents
As New York City experiences its most traffic congested summer ever, reckless motorists try desperately to bypass gridlock. Motor vehicle accident lawyers, Grandelli Law cited...
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Electric Bike Accidents Are On The Rise
Electric Bike Accidents In New York City
As electric bike accidents and hospitalizations continue to mount, fatalities act as tragic reminders of the dangers of...
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Elevator Fall in Bronx - Construction Accident
On May 19th, a construction supervisor was tragically killed and another worker injured in a construction accident, when an elevator abruptly crashed down four floors...
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Brooklyn Roof Collapse - Construction Workplace Accident
Last week, a construction worker in Brooklyn fell off a roof due to the floor collapsing beneath him, causing him to fall...
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Outdoor Dining Structure Accidents: Targets for Vehicular Accidents
On the evening of April 29, a 37-year old man was fatally struck, and another individual injured, when a car collided with a motorbike before...
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COMPARATIVE NEGLIGENCE IS NOT A VALID DEFENSE UNDER LABOR LAW §240(1)
New York City was built and continues to grow in large part as a result of the hard work of construction workers who risk their...
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Department of Transportation Releases Safety Tips for Cyclists and Electric Scooters in NYC
NYC Bike & Scooter Safety Program
Earlier this year, the New York City Department of Transportation announced a new pilot program focused on expanding access to...
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Recent Construction Fatalities Serve As Sobering Reminder Of Workplace Dangers
Construction work is inherently dangerous. The job requires workers to climb scaffolds and ladders to great heights, operate heavy machinery and power tools, and carry...
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New York State Senate Passes Bill Removing COVID-19 Immunity For Nursing Homes and Hospitals
The New York State Senate has voted to repeal protections which had previously granted legal immunity to health care facilities, administrators, and executives during the...
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Open for Business? Better Have A Clear Path To Avoid A Slip And Fall On Ice Lawsuit
It can be treacherous walking outside in New York City during the winter months. Sidewalks, parking lots, paths, and stairs can at times be covered...
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