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Posted in Personal Injury on September 13, 2024
Like any metropolis, New York City has its fair share of crime, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t plenty of nice areas offering safe atmospheres for residents. Whether you’re a young professional who loves the hustle and bustle of city life or you’re a commuter with a family looking for a safe neighborhood where you… read more
Posted in Personal Injury on September 13, 2024
Roughly 250,000 – 300,000 pedestrians visit Times Square every day. While it is one of the most popular tourist and entertainment destinations in the world, it is also one of the busiest. Unfortunately, the large crowds and chaotic environment create significant safety concerns for people visiting the area. The major safety concerns are pedestrian accidents,… read more
Posted in New York on September 6, 2024
The Empire State Building is a globally recognized icon of New York City, attracting millions of tourists every year with its towering presence and spectacular city views. Its popularity is undeniable, but with such a high volume of foot traffic comes potential safety risks. If you are injured at the Empire State Building, you should… read more
Posted in Slip and Fall Accidents on August 16, 2024
In New York City alone, many people visit the hospital over slip and fall accidents each year. There are many possible causes of such accidents, and many of them involve someone else’s misconduct. If you are the victim of a slip and fall accident at the New York Metropolitan Museum of Art, you need to… read more
Posted in Personal Injury on August 16, 2024
Manhattan’s waterfronts are typically fun recreational areas where visitors and residents of the Big Apple can enjoy food, shopping, outdoor activities, and a beautiful view. Unfortunately, they are often the sites of a range of accidents, many of which lead to serious personal injuries. In some cases, these injuries can land people in the hospital… read more
Posted in Personal Injury on August 16, 2024
Pier 45 at Hudson River Park is a popular destination in New York City, offering stunning views and recreational activities. The park itself receives over 17 million visitors each year. The 900-foot-long Pier 45, sometimes called the green beach, is known for its grass lawn and wood decking, with free summer concerts every year. However,… read more
Posted in Personal Injury on August 9, 2024
Whether you’re already living in NYC or dreaming of moving there one day, understanding the complex and interesting makeup of the city will help you get the most from the experience. New York City’s division into five distinct boroughs serves a largely administrative purpose. Each borough is in a different county, but many residents live… read more
Posted in Personal Injury on July 24, 2024
John F. Kennedy International Airport is one of the busiest airports in the world. Nearly three million passengers go through JFK every month. With that many people coming and going, it’s not surprising that there are many accidents and injuries. Many injured victims often wonder about what to do after an accident at John F…. read more
Posted in New York Law on July 8, 2024
License plates are identifiers that link specific cars to their owners and help authorities track and combat illicit behaviors, whether moving violations or large-scale crimes. They also allow citizens to identify other drivers, whether they want to report illegal behavior or need to know who was involved in a car accident, for example. Every state… read more
Posted in Personal Injury on July 3, 2024
Tens of millions of people visit New York City each year. They come from around the country and the world. People visit the city for business, vacations, family, and friends. Whatever the reason for your visit to New York City, an accident or injury can turn your trip into a nightmare. Understanding your options as… read more
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