If you have a child who was injured while on someone else's property in New York, you may be wondering if the property owner can be held responsible. In some cases, they can be held liable for what is known as an "attractive nuisance." Keep reading to learn more about ...
Read MoreIn March, The City, a digital news platform in New York, reported on a tragic scaffolding accident that left a young woman with severe brain trauma . ...
View MoreNo one should get away with hurting you or those you love. However, in the aftermath of suffering a catastrophic injury or suddenly losing a loved one ...
View MoreThe New York Times is reporting that a young mother died Monday night after falling down a flight of subway stairs in Midtown Manhattan. Police ...
View MoreThe safety of children must always be of the utmost importance, regardless of the setting. When you drop your child off at school, you should feel ...
View MoreDefinition of Municipal Liability Given the inherent challenge of bringing a lawsuit against a government entity, it’s critical to have the right ...
View MoreDuring the summer, nothing is a greater relief than taking a dip in the cool blue waters of a swimming pool. With the kids on vacation from school, ...
View MorePremises liability laws typically state that a landowner will not be liable for any injuries suffered by someone trespassing on their property. The ...
View MorePremises Liability New York Property owners are held accountable for providing a safe environment for any tenants, visitors, or customers on their ...
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