When a child (legally a “minor,” under age 18) is injured because of someone else’s negligence, the settlement process is different from adult cases. New York law provides strict safeguards to ensure the child’s best interests are protected—especially because minors cannot legally sign contracts or manage large sums of money. Role of Parents and Guardians A parent ... Read More
Ladder falls are among the most common and deadly construction site accidents in New York City. According to OSHA, ladder-related injuries cause thousands of serious accidents every year and represent nearly one-third of fatal construction falls across NYC. These accidents often result in severe injuries like traumatic brain injury (TBI), spinal cord damage, fractures, or even ... Read More
If you’ve been injured in an accident in New York City, the aftermath can feel overwhelming—medical bills, lost wages, and insurance battles can quickly pile up. While not every minor claim requires legal help, hiring an experienced NYC personal injury lawyer often makes the difference between a denied claim and full, fair compensation. A skilled lawyer provides ... Read More
Greenstein & Pittari, LLP — NYC Personal Injury Lawyers Suffering a broken bone in a car accident, slip and fall, or other personal injury incident in New York City can drastically affect your life. From missed work and painful medical treatments to emotional distress and lasting disability, the consequences can be severe. If your fracture ... Read More
Negligent security occurs when property owners, managers, or lessees in Harlem, NYC fail to provide adequate safety measures to protect residents, visitors, or tenants from foreseeable violent crimes such as assaults, sexual assaults (rape), or even murder. This failure can happen in residential buildings, apartment complexes, parking garages, commercial properties, schools, or public spaces throughout Harlem ... Read More
Being injured in a New York City car accident can leave you with painful injuries, lost income, and overwhelming medical bills. Many crash victims ask the same urgent question: “Who pays my medical bills after a car accident in NYC?” The answer depends on New York’s no-fault insurance laws. In most cases, your Personal Injury Protection (PIP) coverage pays your initial ... Read More