What Is the Difference Between Open and Closed Adoptions in New York?
There are many children who need loving homes and many people who are unable to have biological children of their own. Approximately 75,000 to 100,000 children are adopted by American families each year, including roughly 47,000 from foster care, 25,000 through private domestic adoption, and a small number through international adoption, and this allows parents […]
What if I Am Injured in a Boating Accident in New York?
Many New Yorkers like to escape the hustle and bustle of the city for the cool waters of the Atlantic ocean in the summer. Boating is a popular activity for adults and children alike. Whether people are taking a dip in the water, tubing, or water skiing, boats can provide hours of fun. As with […]
What Are Common Forms of Nursing Home Abuse and Neglect in New York?
Nursing homes, often called rest homes, convalescent homes, or assisted living facilities, provide residential care for elderly or disabled people. A nursing home is typically a facility for people whose physical ailments or limitations do not warrant being in a hospital, but who cannot live on their own or be cared for at home. Care […]
When Is a Property Owner Liable for Slip and Fall Injuries?
A typical walk down the sidewalk or store aisle can lead to an unfortunate and perhaps debilitating injury if property owner negligence creates a hazard that could have been prevented. While injuries that result from a slip and fall are often minor, they sometimes involve a significant impact that can cause both short- and long-term pain and […]
Legal Issues Arising from Slip and Fall Accidents
In winter, icy pavement and negligent property owners are a bad combination for the millions of New Yorkers who walk through the city each day. If you have slipped and fallen on an icy sidewalk, a dedicated personal injury attorney can meet with you to ensure that you understand the relevant legal issues in bringing a suit, […]