September 2, 2025
Construction site fires and explosions in New York City cause serious workplace injuries and fatalities every year. NYC’s large and busy construction industry involves many hazards, including flammable chemicals, pressurized containers, welding torches, and heavy machinery. These risks make fires and explosions a constant danger to construction workers, often resulting in severe burns, traumatic injuries, ... Read More
September 2, 2025
Injured due to the negligence of New York City, one of its agencies, or city employees? You may be entitled to compensation. Suing the City of New York is possible, but it is far more complex than suing a private individual or business. Strict deadlines, unique defenses, and procedural requirements make it critical to act ... Read More
September 2, 2025
The aftermath of a motor vehicle accident can be overwhelming. In addition to potential life-altering injuries, you may be facing significant damage to your car and other personal property. An experienced New York car accident attorney can help you recover full compensation for both your injuries and your property damage. At Greenstein & Pittari, LLP, we fight to ... Read More
September 2, 2025
When you’ve been injured in an accident, proving what actually happened can be the most difficult part of your personal injury claim. In many personal injury cases, strong witness statements can make the difference between a denied claim and a favorable settlement. But how exactly do they help? Whether the injury occurred in a car ... Read More
September 2, 2025
Apartment fires are traumatic, often leaving behind devastating injuries, property loss, and long-term consequences for victims. Whether caused by faulty wiring, defective products, or negligence by property owners, these cases frequently raise one critical question: are apartment fire cases hard to win? The short answer is: they can be. But with the right legal strategy ... Read More
September 1, 2025
A multi-car accident can create a confusing and stressful situation, especially when multiple drivers and vehicles are involved. Victims often face serious injuries, extensive property damage, and rising medical expenses—but the biggest question that follows is: who is responsible for paying? In New York, where heavy traffic and narrow streets often lead to chain reaction ... Read More
