Key Takeaways: Yes, you can pursue a claim if you were injured near a construction site, even if you never worked on the project. A plank slips from a sidewalk shed, a fence panel topples, or a delivery truck backs across the walkway while you are simply passing by. The contractor's insurer may then insist […]
Key Takeaways: After a slip and fall, you need evidence of what caused the fall, who was responsible for the hazard, and how it hurt you. That proof rarely sits in your hands. The store, landlord, or city agency controls the logs and camera footage, and those records can disappear while you are still wearing […]
Key Takeaways: Summer pedestrian accidents in New York City (NYC) stem from crowded curbs, hot days, and late-night traffic that squeezes people and cars together. One careless turn on your walk to work, or on a warm walk home, can mean surgery, missed paychecks, and an insurer ready to blame you. Knowing why pedestrian accidents […]
Key Takeaways: In most serious injury cases, you should not accept the insurance company's first settlement offer until you know what your injuries will cost. The call often comes while you are still wearing a sling or waiting on scan results, and the adjuster makes the number sound final. Once you sign the release, that […]
Key Takeaways: Yes, social media can hurt your personal injury claim in New York, because one post can be used to question your injuries. A friend tags you at a birthday dinner, or you post that you finally had a good day after weeks of treatment. Months later, that moment can surface in a defense […]
Key Takeaways: Angela Yee Day filled Barclays Center's plaza with free music, family activities, and Brooklyn culture this past Sunday, August 23. Free community days like this one give neighbors a reason to gather, and they put a spotlight on the organizers and small businesses that keep the borough running. MooreJustice Accident & Injury Lawyers […]
Key Takeaways: The same small group of OSHA violations causes most serious construction injuries, and falls lead that group every year. Learning that an inspector cited your site can feel like the answer has arrived and the responsible party has been named. That citation goes to your employer, though, and it says nothing about your […]
Key Takeaways: The most dangerous intersections for pedestrians in Queens are a small set of crossings, not the whole borough. If a driver struck you at one of them, the fallout arrives quickly: Hospital bills, missed paychecks, and an insurance adjuster asking questions built to shift blame onto you. What the crossing physically looked like […]
Key Takeaways: If the driver who hit you has no insurance, your own auto policy usually becomes the main source of compensation. That answer surprises people, and it lands at the worst possible moment, while medical bills accumulate and time away from work keeps stretching. New York law anticipates this situation and builds in several […]
