New York City Personal Injury Blog

$2.5 million wrongful death lawsuit filed after fatal accident

New Yorkers understand how devastating it can be when a family member dies unexpectedly. It can be even more upsetting when the person dies due to someone else’s negligence. A family of a 75-year-old woman is filing a $2.5 million wrongful death lawsuit against the driver of a van that hit and killed her as… read more

Bus full of students involved in car accident in New York

When individuals fail to use reasonable care or are distracted while driving, accidents involving other vehicles often occur. The severity of injuries resulting from car accidents may increase when individuals fail to use reasonable care during rainstorms or snowstorms. Recently, a bus full of students was involved in a car accident when a driver failed… read more

Organic sausage recalled for containing plastic pieces

In New York and elsewhere, individuals seek the healthiest and most natural foods available. However, sometimes the food we consume may contain defects and are considered dangerous products that could cause serious injuries. Recently, a food company has recalled one of its products. According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service,… read more

Woman discusses her journey after suffering traumatic brain injury

When a loved one in New York or elsewhere suffers a traumatic brain injury, it may difficult for family members to make long-term decisions on behalf of the injured person. It may be challenging figuring out how to financially provide for long-term care and rehabilitation for the victim, as well as determining if there is… read more

Man failing to stop at stop sign causes car accidents in NY

Making driving errors, like failing to signal when turning or speeding, can result in much more serious consequences than getting a ticket for the traffic violation. These and other types of negligent acts of a driver may lead to car accidents that cause injuries, or even death, of another person. Recently a New York man’s… read more

Man making recovery after suffering traumatic brain injury

Families in New York and elsewhere face new challenges when their loved one suffers from a brain injury. Typically unexpected, brain injuries may cause financial anxiety and stress for families feeling lost in the mounting bills and uncertainty regarding a long-term plan. In these times, families may seek a negligence claim to assist them through… read more

Husband sues wrongful death suit against airline

When a loved one has passed away in a fatal accident, it may be understandably difficult to handle the funeral and medical bills. Dealing with a loved one’s death may be one of the most difficult times in a person’s life. Further, handling the financial issues may leave some frustrated and hurt. In these times,… read more

Mesothelioma drug trial

Mesothelioma litigation is a type of toxic tort lawsuit most commonly brought against manufacturers, distributors, and suppliers of asbestos. Asbestos is a fibrous mineral known for its insulating and fire-retardant properties, and was once used as a staple in most insulating products, many industrial and construction products. Sadly, asbestos fibers produce fine dust particles that,… read more

Food company recalls pizza products due to defective screen

In New York and elsewhere, many individuals take for granted the food products we purchase from the grocery store. Many of us trust the manufacturers and retailers of the product to provide safe and eatable products. Unfortunately, some food products are not packaged properly and may be a defective product. Recently, a food company recalled… read more

Tips to prevent a slip-and-fall accident

In New York and elsewhere, the wintry weather has caused people to pull out their warmest coats and mittens. However, with the cold temperatures come snow and ice and the potential of slipping and falling when others fail to properly care for their sidewalks and buildings. During these times, it is important to know how… read more