Rosenbaum Personal Injury Lawyers | September 27, 2017 | Workplace Injuries
In New York, an average 209,400 workers annually suffer workplace injuries and illnesses, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. These incidents represent total cases for the state in 2015, the most recent year for which this information is available. These injuries represent 8 percent of the entire state’s workforce and include all injuries for which… read more
Rosenbaum Personal Injury Lawyers | September 27, 2017 | Truck Accidents
If you suffered an injury in a truck accident in New York, you know how serious the effects of this type of collision can be. Due to the immense size and weight of semi trucks, they can cause significant damage when involved in an impact with a smaller, lighter vehicle. Even a low-speed collision can… read more
Rosenbaum Personal Injury Lawyers | September 20, 2017 | Truck Accidents
Most drivers in New York have at some point been next to, behind or directly in front of a semi truck or some other very large commercial vehicle on the road. This experience can often make a person in a regular passenger car feel dwarfed and have a new realization of and appreciation for the… read more
Rosenbaum Personal Injury Lawyers | September 13, 2017 | Bus Accidents
Bus accidents, like any vehicle crash, are an inevitable part of driving in New York. Sometimes, simple mistakes can lead to catastrophic incidents, which can then result in injuries and even death. But what if those mistakes were due to inattention of the driver? A large number of bus accidents are due to sleep deprivation… read more
Rosenbaum Personal Injury Lawyers | September 7, 2017 | Workplace Injuries
When most New York residents think of workplace injuries, construction and oil fields are typically the first industries to come to mind. However, a surprising number of nurses also experience injuries while on the job. While the injuries a nurse experiences may not initially appear as catastrophic as, for example, those caused by a falling… read more
Rosenbaum Personal Injury Lawyers | August 30, 2017 | Workplace Injuries
If you have spent any time on a construction site in New York, you know the hazards are numerous. However, if the contractors or property owners on the job are lax in their maintenance and safety standards, your chances of injury may increase dramatically. Here at Rosenbaum Personal Injury Lawyers, we recognize the gravity of… read more
Rosenbaum Personal Injury Lawyers | August 22, 2017 | Defective Medical Devices
Medical devices are wonderful tools that can improve the health and well-being of a New York patient. However, there are sometimes problems with these devices, and often, people do not know about a problem until they are already using the device or after implantation. When there is an issue, there is typically a medical device… read more
Rosenbaum Personal Injury Lawyers | August 21, 2017 | Workplace Injuries
When a New York resident is involved in an accident at work or develops an illness due to a work-related situation or environment, it may be necessary to have an investigation conducted to learn more about what may have contributed to the event or condition. This may be done by investigators from the U.S. Occupational… read more
Rosenbaum Personal Injury Lawyers | August 16, 2017 | Bus Accidents
For decades, school buses have served as reliable modes of transportation for children going to and from school, sports and extracurricular events or daycare. In recent years, however, the high numbers of bus accidents have caused national concern. And just as drivers of regular motor vehicles can become distracted by a number of factors, school bus… read more
Rosenbaum Personal Injury Lawyers | August 14, 2017 | Workplace Injuries
Workers across the state of New York know the hazards present in the workplace. In fact, a new report from the National Safety Council, “State of Safety,” only gives New York a C for protecting workers on the job. The report, which rates the safety of each state in the country based on road, home and… read more
