Construction worker wearing a hardhat and safety gear on an elevated NYC job site overlooking the city skyline

Construction Accidents, Workplace Accidents

New York City Construction Accidents: What Injured Workers Need to Know

Construction is a way of life in New York City. It seems like everywhere you go, there is an ongoing construction project somewhere in your...

Cracked and uneven concrete sidewalk in New York City with fallen leaves — NYC sidewalk trip and fall accident injury guide

Personal Injury, Trip and Fall

Sidewalk Trip and Fall Accidents in New York City: Who Is Liable and What Victims Need to Know

New York City is a walking city, with more than 12,700 miles of sidewalk carrying millions of pedestrians every day. When those sidewalks are maintained...

The 9/11 Memorial reflecting pool and bronze name parapets in Lower Manhattan at dusk.

Personal Injury

9/11 Victim Compensation Fund: A Guide for NYC Responders and Survivors

This year marks the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 terror attack that devastated New York. Nearly 3,000 people lost their lives on that day, and...

Prescription drug bottles and medical device exhibits on a New York courtroom table with legal documents

Medical Malpractice, Personal Injury, Product Liability

Pharmaceutical and Medical Device Lawsuits: A Guide for New York Injury Victims

A pharmaceutical or medical device lawsuit is a type of product liability claim alleging that a prescription drug, over-the-counter medication, or medical device caused...

New York City intersection at dusk with taxi traffic, representing car accident cases affected by the 2026 serious injury threshold changes

Car Accidents, Personal Injury

The Serious Injury Threshold in New York Car Accident Cases: What the 2026 Changes Mean for Victims

For decades, every car accident victim in New York seeking compensation for pain and suffering has had to clear the same legal hurdle: proving a...

Delivery e-bike speeding through a New York City bike lane past pedestrians at a crosswalk

Bicycle Accidents

E-Bike Accident Lawsuits in New York City: What Injured Riders and Pedestrians Need to Know

Electric bikes have transformed New York City's streets almost overnight. Delivery riders crisscross The Bronx, Manhattan, Brooklyn, Staten Island and Queens at all hours, commuters...

New York City MTA bus at an intersection at night, representing a bus accident investigation scene in NYC.

Car Accidents, Personal Injury

New York City Bus Accident Lawyers: What Victims Need to Know

Injured in a New York City bus accident? You may have as little as 90 days to file a notice of claim. Learn about your...

Car Accidents, Personal Injury

Governor Hochul Proposes Changes to New York’s “Serious Injury” Threshold

New York's motor vehicle "serious injury" threshold is a heavily debated legal issue in 2026. Governor Kathy Hochul has proposed significant changes to New York's...

Electric scooter and e-bike on a busy New York City street, representing summer accident risks and liability.

Bicycle Accidents, Pedestrian Accidents, Personal Injury

E-Bike and Scooter Accidents in Summer: What New Yorkers Should Know

As summer brings more pedestrians, cyclists, delivery workers, tourists, and commuters onto New York City streets, e-bikes and scooters become even more common. While these...

Legal document representing the New York Consumer Litigation Funding Act signed on a desk.

Personal Injury

The New York Consumer Litigation Funding Act: What You Need to Know

On December 22, 2025, Governor Kathy Hochul signed the Consumer Litigation Funding Act (NY State Senate Bill 2025-S1104A), to go into effect on June 17,...

Personal Injury

What Damages Can You Potentially Recover in a New York Personal Injury Lawsuit?

There are two main requirements that an injured plaintiff must prove with admissible evidence to be entitled to recover damages in a New York personal...