Who Is Liable for Injuries in a New York Construction Accident?
Summer is a popular season for construction to take place in New York, since the weather is warmer with less precipitation. Construction workers face unique dangers when on the job. High-rise buildings are common structures in New York City, and workers who are constructing them can suffer serious injuries in the event an accident occurs. […]
Where Should I Look For Hidden Assets During My New York Divorce?
Going through a divorce can be emotionally draining for everyone involved, especially if you and your spouse are not ending your marriage on amicable terms. Each step in the divorce process can bring on its own set of challenges. The division of marital assets is one issue that can create a great deal of contention. Both spouses will rarely […]
What if I Am Injured on an Electric Bicycle in New York?
Throughout many U.S. cities, people own or rent different types of electric bikes as a convenient way of seeing the sights or simply getting from point A to point B. New York City legalized pedal-assist e-bikes last year, but throttle-controlled e-bikes and e-scooters remain illegal under New York state and city laws. Pedal assist, also […]
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 140,000 children are adopted by American families each year, and this allows parents to provide a home to children who need one. However, adoption can be a complicated and delicate process. If you are considering […]
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 […]
Uber Accidents and Liability
Uber, a ride-share service, has been impacting the city in many ways, such as reducing taxi use and increasing the number of vehicles on city streets. Buy what happens when you are involved in an accident involving an Uber driver? Uber accidents are handled differently than New York City taxi accidents. This is because Uber […]
New York Court of Appeals Decides Social Media is Subject to Discovery in Personal Injury Case
Since the rise of the digital age and social media’s takeover, the law has had to adjust to this new form of communication and determine how it can be used in court. While it has already been decided in the past that social media posts can be used as evidence in court because they are […]
What Is The Emergency Medical Treatment And Labor Act?
On behalf of Marcel Sager of Goldberg Sager & Associates posted in Medical Malpractice on Monday, February 12, 2018. If you do not have medical insurance, you may not seek medical care due to the expense. You may also have a hard time getting medical care once a doctor finds out you have no coverage. However, if you need emergency medical treatment at […]
The Problems Presented By Heuristics
On behalf of Marcel Sager of Goldberg Sager & Associates posted in Medical Malpractice on Tuesday, January 23, 2018. Brooklyn residents go to area hospitals and healthcare clinics expected to get answers to the questions they have about the injuries and illnesses afflicting them. Unfortunately, statistics show that doctors are not always able to provide them. According to research data shared […]