New York City Personal Injury Blog

Craig D. Rosenbaum | October 3, 2022 | Construction Accidents

Construction work is dangerous, and many construction workers, foremen, and property owners know this. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) regulates the industry for safety, establishes best safety practices for construction sites, and collects data about accidents and injuries in construction areas. OSHA considers these “Fatal Four” types of workplace accidents the most common… read more

Craig D. Rosenbaum | September 26, 2022 | Car Accidents in New York

Many people do not call a New York City car accident lawyer because they fear they cannot afford to hire legal representation to handle their accident claim. However, most car accident lawyers in New York City work on a contingency fee agreement. Therefore, it does not cost anything upfront to hire a lawyer for a… read more

Craig D. Rosenbaum | September 16, 2022 | Slip and Fall Accidents

In modern life, people are constantly on the go, moving from place to place. Slip and fall accidents can happen anywhere. What happens when you slip and fall and injure yourself? If it is someone else’s fault, you can pursue compensation from the party that caused the injury.  What happens if you get injured in… read more

Craig D. Rosenbaum | September 16, 2022 | New York Laws

In some ways, scooters are wonderful vehicles. They get excellent gas mileage—in fact, some of them do not even require gas. They are easy to park, and they are very maneuverable.  Licensing, registration, and insurance requirements apply to some scooters and all motorcycles. These requirements vary depending on the vehicle’s maximum speed. Limited Use Motorcycles,… read more

Craig D. Rosenbaum | September 7, 2022 | Construction Accidents

Working in construction can be extremely dangerous. These workers put themselves at risk daily, building the structures that are essential to modern life. When accidents happen, the stakes can be much higher because of the nature of construction work.  According to the National Safety Council, construction is considered one of the most dangerous industries to… read more

Craig D. Rosenbaum | September 6, 2022 | Car Accidents in New York

Many people choose to lease vehicles instead of purchasing their cars. Leased vehicles have several advantages. However, because you do not own the vehicle, what happens if a leased car is totaled in a New York City accident? How Do Leased Cars Work? Leasing a vehicle is similar to renting a vehicle. However, the lease… read more

Craig D. Rosenbaum | September 1, 2022 | New York Laws

The congested city streets of New York’s five boroughs make e-scooters an increasingly popular mode of transportation. It’s no wonder you see these out and about more often — they are small enough to weave through slow traffic lanes, and they have a fun, sporty appeal.  But not all “micro-mobility” vehicles are regulated by the… read more

Craig D. Rosenbaum | August 30, 2022 | Personal Injury

If you’ve recently settled your personal injury case, you’re probably wondering how long it will take to get your money. Bills could be piling up, or you may be putting off medical treatment or surgery until you get your check.  Each case is different, but in all cases, the final personal injury check amount is… read more

Craig D. Rosenbaum | August 24, 2022 | Workplace Accidents

Most employees who suffer workplace accidents can seek workers’ compensation benefits but cannot take their claim to court. If a third party (someone outside the company) caused the accident, the worker is free to sue the third party in court for personal injury (a slip and fall accident, for example).  Nevertheless, lawsuits take time to… read more

Craig D. Rosenbaum | August 23, 2022 | Workplace Accidents

Despite our best intentions, injuries happen every day. Workplace injuries are especially common and can negatively impact your finances and personal life. In fact, in 2020, approximately 3.2 million people were injured at work, and the cost of these injuries and related illnesses ranged from $176 billion to $352 billion.  If you or a loved… read more