In a personal injury case, the party “at fault” must be established for the case to go forward. However, in a worker’s compensation case, no
In the US, about 900,000 elevators are operational which allows for 18 billion trips every year. These elevators must always be in excellent working conditions
As a concerned parent in New York City, it is normal for you to entrust your child’s school-bus with the cardinal responsibility of safely transporting
In metro areas like the New York City, pedestrian injuries are fairly common. In spite of the city’s efforts to reduce traffic accidents and pedestrian
You have purchased a brand new electric rice cooker but as soon as you operate it, you receive an electric shock. The second day, your
When most of us think safety, we don’t think about hand trucks or carts. Regardless, New York labor law does have some specific provisions built
If you happen to be injured in a motor vehicle, you ought to seek immediate medical as well as legal assistance with your first priority
At the very outset liability in personal injury claims for a sidewalk slip and fall are difficult to prove. In order to succeed, claimants will
More often than not, products fail to deliver on the promises they make in an advertisement. Malfunction resulting from a mechanical defect is all too
An injury from slipping on snow or falling through ice can result in severe injuries or even death (rare but it has happened). Children are
