Premises Liability

As we approach the colder months of late autumn and winter, the risk of slip and fall injury increases. From leaves hiding dangerous obstructions to wet and icy walkways, slip and fall accidents can become a real concern when things get cold in Upstate New York, making it important that we walk carefully and pay attention to our surroundings.

With the recent collapse of Champlain Towers South in the Miami suburb of Surfside, many people have begun to wonder who is to blame and, with this, who can be held liable for the damages suffered by the individuals who have been injured and displaced, along with families who have lost a loved one in this tragic accident. And the truth is, that’s not always easy to determine.

June is Migraine and Headache Awareness Month – a time dedicated to educating the general public on the debilitating effects of chronic headaches and encouraging more research into ways to address the often lifelong pain and suffering those who struggle with frequent headaches must endure.

When you are injured on someone else’s property, the steps you take in the aftermath – both immediate and long-term – can play a role in the compensation you receive. Knowing what to do after a premises liability accident can help you avoid common mistakes while working towards full and fair compensation.

            In the year 2020, use of social media services to communicate with friends and families has replaced letter writing and telephone calls as a primary vehicle of staying connected.  Use of the social media services is not without its drawbacks.  False identity representation in dating services and as a means to steal is rampant.  Social media users also don’t always realize the impact postings can have on their employment when employers use sophisticated background checks that reveal public postings by an applicant.  However, there is another problem that few appreciate other than

When you enter a store, government property, or someone’s home, you expect the conditions of the area to be safe and free of hazards that can lead to serious bodily harm or wrongful death.

We’ve all tripped or fell down while walking in our lives. It may be funny or even embarrassing at times but it’s something that happens to the best of us.