The Role of Surveillance Footage in Trip-and-Fall Injury Claims
In a city like New York, surveillance cameras are nearly everywhere, from storefronts to sidewalks. As a result, video footage can be one of the most powerful tools in a premises liability claim. It can also prove invaluable if you decide to take your case to trial.
Common Injuries Resulting from Truck Accidents in Staten Island
Truck accidents in Staten Island are among the most severe types of vehicle collisions due to the sheer size and weight of commercial trucks. These crashes often lead to catastrophic injuries with life-altering consequences for victims and their families.
Wingate, Russotti, Shapiro, Moses & Halperin, LLP Introduces New Partners Jay Wechsler, Konstantin Burshteyn, and Michael Zisser
We are proud to announce the promotion of Jay Wechsler, Konstantin Burshteyn, and Michael Zisser to Partners at Wingate Russotti Shapiro Moses & Halperin, LLP.
Legal Action After a Construction Injury in NYC’s Public Housing Projects
Construction injuries in and around New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) properties are alarmingly common.
Whether you’re a resident injured by an unsafe condition or a worker harmed on the job, the legal aftermath can be complicated. From addressing municipal liability to identifying negligent third-party contractors, recovering compensation isn’t straightforward.
Common Elevator Violations in Bronx Buildings: Legal Consequences for Owners
Elevators are essential to daily life for thousands of Bronx residents, especially in high-rise apartment buildings.
Unfortunately, poor maintenance, mechanical failures, and neglect by property owners can turn these necessary conveniences into serious hazards, leading to an elevator injury that can result in lasting physical harm and complex legal challenges.
Elevator Accident Claims in NYC: Who’s Responsible?
Elevators are a part of daily life in New York City, especially in high-rise buildings where stairs aren’t a practical option. But when something goes wrong, the consequences can be severe.
New York’s No-Fault Car Accident Law: What It Means for Injured Drivers
If you’ve been involved in a car crash in New York, your first step for seeking compensation is a claim through your own insurance.
NYC Hit-and-Run Accidents: What Victims Need to Know in 2025
Hit-and-run accidents continue to plague drivers and pedestrians in New York City. From Brooklyn crosswalks to Bronx intersections, drivers are fleeing accident scenes, leaving victims with devastating injuries, unanswered questions, and complex legal challenges.
What Happens If You’re Injured in a Staten Island Construction Accident?
Staten Island has seen rapid development in recent years—from large-scale commercial projects to expanding residential communities. But as construction ramps up across the borough, so do the risks for workers.
Ceiling Collapses in NYC Apartments: Your Rights as a Tenant
Ceiling collapses in New York City apartments have devastating consequences. What may begin as a small leak or bulging plaster can quickly escalate into a major structural failure, sending chunks of ceiling crashing down on unsuspecting residents. These events cause significant injuries and property damage, disrupt lives, and raise serious questions about landlord responsibility.