Personal Injury
Snapchat May Be Liable For Accidents Caused By Users
With the rising popularity of the social media app, Snapchat, comes the potential for a wave of lawsuits implicating the photo and video sharing app....
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'Textalyzer' Being Developed To Deter Texting While Driving
Distracted driving has become an increasingly dangerous problem for drivers. According to the National Safety Council, nearly 330,000 injuries occur each year as a result...
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Family Poisoned By Toxic Pesticides While On Vacation
A Delaware family became gravely ill during a routine vacation to St. John in the U.S. Virgin Island. During their stay at the Siren USA...
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Foreseeability Is Key To Demonstrating Liability in An Injury Case
To prevail in a personal injury suit, one requirement a plaintiff bears is proving that the defendant's conduct was a substantial factor in causing of...
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Louis Grandelli, P.C. Wins Appeal Expanding Employer's Liability for Employee's Negligence
Ari R. Lieberman, an associate of Louis Grandelli, P.C., recently won an appeal in the case of Hormigas v. Village East Towers, et al., which is...
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Crazy Taxi Driver Hits Cyclist, Car, Pedestrian & Building In One Accident
Earlier this week, an New York City cabbie caused mayhem when his taxi hit a bicyclist, an SUV, a pedestrian in the crosswalk, and a...
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50 Car Pile Up in Pennsylvania a Reminder of Dangers of Winter-Time Driving
Earlier this month, on a Saturday morning, multiple fatalities were reported as a result of a massive 50 car pile up on Interstate 78 in...
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Falling Concrete Severely Injures New York City Construction Worker
On February 7, 2016, a construction worker was severely injured when a chunk of concrete fell on his on head. At the time of the...
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Crane Collapse In Lower Manhattan Kills 1, Injures 2
At approximately 8:24 this morning, a construction crane collapsed at 40 Worth Street in downtown Manhattan. Early reports state that one person was killed and...
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Plaintiff Withdraws GM Ignition Switch Case After Getting Caught in a Lie
The GM ignition key switch case took an unexpected turn last week when the lead plaintiff, Robert Schuer, withdrew his case. The decision comes on...
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US Government and Auto Industry To Announce Agreement On New Safety Measures
The U.S. government and a group of auto manufacturers will be unveiling a voluntary agreement at the Detroit auto show today in an attempt to...
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