3 WRSH Attorneys Named to Best Lawyers® 2020
WRSH has not one, but three members of the firm who have been named to the latest edition of Best Lawyers®.
Phil Russotti and Bryce Moses, partners, and Brielle Goldfaden, of counsel, have been given this prestigious award for the year 2020. For over 30 years, Best Lawyers® has and chosen the finest attorneys for its list based entirely on a trademarked peer review process.
As Speed Cameras Hit NYC, Remember to Stop for the Red
Be on the lookout on New York streets, because a fresh wave of traffic cameras are coming to almost every neighborhood in the Big Apple. In an effort to reduce speeding and reckless driving in residential areas, 2,000 speed cameras are being placed around the city, so you might want to think twice before racing to beat the light.
NYC’s Labor Laws: Why They Matter to Contractors
When it comes to construction, you’ll hardly find a better city to work in than New York City. Whether they’re making a single-family home or a commercial building, the construction industry in NYC has boomed in recent years. With the increase in business, especially a business that can be extremely dangerous, there’s no question why the New York State government has introduced several different measures to protect workers and victims while making it easier to hold business owners accountable.
Special Rules for Rideshare Companies in NYC
After experiencing the widespread presence of Uber, Lyft, and similar companies operating in most areas around the country, New York City has become one of the first cities to impose special regulations on the ridesharing giants. It took years of waiting, but the recent state budget has made specific provisions to allow for the expansion of ridesharing services into various NYC areas.
New York City’s Most Dangerous Intersections
Whether it’s on the sidewalk, the street, or the subway, there are countless people who cross busy intersections and put themselves at risk each day throughout New York City. With the tightly packed layout of NYC, it shouldn’t come as a surprise to learn there are a number of locations throughout the boroughs that are notably dangerous for pedestrians, bicyclists, and drivers.
However, we understand that car accidents can happen anywhere, anytime. Especially in New York City.
You Still Have a Chance – Apply to Our Scholarship for $2,500!
Have you seen our Foundation For Your Future Scholarship yet? We are extending the scholarship deadline!
- New deadline: September 25, 2019
If you have already applied, please feel free to do so again, as we found instances of applications not coming through. Better to be safe than sorry! We’ll now be announcing the winner on October 23, 2019.
The Dangers of Party Buses and Stretch Limousines
Renting a party bus or a stretch limo may seem like a safe alternative to driving when a group of friends wants to go out and hit the town or visit a winery in the Hudson Valley. But, while drinking and driving is never a smart option, riding in a party bus or stretch limo may be almost as dangerous.
Proving A Medical Malpractice Case In New York
Medical malpractice claims are getting harder for plaintiffs to win. In fact, research shows that the rate of successful medical malpractice cases dropped by almost 56% between 1992 and 2014. This is why having the representation of an experienced NYC medical malpractice attorney is important, now more than ever.
Construction Remains NYC’s Deadliest Industry
As residents of New York City can attest, construction sites can be found everywhere. In fact, there are an estimated 45,000 active construction sites at any one time in The Big Apple. While this is good for the economy and provides employment for many people, it also creates many hazardous situations.
Avoiding Intersection Accidents in NYC
Drivers in New York City will pass through multiple intersections each time they get behind the wheel. This fact puts them at an increased risk for accidents. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), the primary source for traffic accidents statistics, approximately 40% of all motor vehicle collisions occur at intersections. The NHTSA also estimates that drivers are responsible for more than 90% of these accidents.