What if a Construction Site Injury Involves Multiple Contractors?
Many if not most construction jobs involve multiple contractors. From general contractors who oversee the site to those who are charged with steel work, electric, masonry, plumbing, and more. When a construction worker is injured on the job, it often means that more than one party is liable–not just their direct employer. In this case, […]
Summer Road Construction and Driver Liability in New York
In New York, warm weather means road construction; each summer, drivers must navigate orange barrels, adjusted speed limits, and potentially unsafe conditions. In this article, we’ll discuss how summer road construction can lead to traffic accidents, who might be at fault, and how a New York Construction accident lawyer can help you if you’ve been […]
How Weather, Visibility, and Road Conditions Affect Liability in Crash Claims
In serious crashes, bad weather is often seen as the culprit–turning what might have been a minor fender-bender on a clear day into a multi-car pileup. Although drivers are technically responsible for their actions on the road, sudden storms, slick roads, and other conditions can raise questions about who was responsible for the accident. Below, […]
Can a Landlord Be Liable for a Tenant or Visitor Injury?
A negligent landlord can cause big problems for tenants and their guests, especially when it comes to unsafe premises. Poorly lit hallways or staircases, faulty wiring, slick sidewalks, and other hazards can all result in serious injuries, and your landlord may be legally on the hook. Similarly to other accidents resulting from negligence, your landlord […]