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When you fall on a stairwell in the Bronx, New York, the cause may go deeper than a simple misstep. Many stairwell accidents happen because property owners ignore building codes or cut corners on design and maintenance. If a code violation or design flaw caused your...
The Scaffold Law is one of the most powerful legal protections for construction workers in the Bronx and across New York. This law is long-standing, but its core remains unchanged: it holds property owners and general contractors liable for gravity-related accidents...
If a trucking company denies liability for your injuries after a semi-truck accident, it can complicate your claim. However, you still have options to pursue fair compensation. Here's what you can do next. Understand the reasons for denial When a trucking company...
In New York, a landlord or business can still be liable for a slip and fall injury even if they routinely mop or clean the area—if they knew the hazard kept recurring and never fixed the root cause. Learn how the recurring condition theory can help prove your case.
In New York slip and fall cases, defendants often claim they recently cleaned or inspected the area to avoid liability. But courts routinely reject these defenses when they’re based on general policies rather than specific evidence. Learn how MJP Injury Law defeats these dismissal tactics.
Expert testimony can make or break a New York slip and fall or trip and fall case—but only if it’s done right. Courts require expert opinions to be based on facts, personal observation, or site-specific testing. Learn how the right expert can help you prove your case and when their testimony is admissible under New York law.
Serving legal documents in New York isn’t always straightforward. When traditional methods under CPLR 308—such as personal delivery or ‘nail and mail’—fail, courts have the discretion to authorize alternative service. But what qualifies as ‘impracticable’ service, and how have courts shaped this area of law? From key precedents like Dobkin v. Chapman to modern rulings permitting service on insurers, this post explores the legal framework and real-world applications of CPLR 308(5). Read on to learn how alternative service can keep your case moving forward
Understanding No-Fault Insurance in New York: What You Need to Know After an Accident
Involved in a car, bus, motorcycle, or Uber accident in New York? The No-Fault Insurance Law ensures you receive medical care and lost wage compensation—no matter who was at fault. But navigating the claims process can be confusing.
In this guide, we break down:
✔ What No-Fault Insurance covers
✔ Who pays for your benefits (drivers, pedestrians, bicyclists, and motorcyclists)
✔ Crucial deadlines to avoid losing compensation
✔ When to consult a car accident attorney
Don’t let confusion delay your recovery. Learn how to file your claim and secure the benefits you deserve today.
Rideshare accidents catch many passengers off guard. You might not know what to do if you're hurt during an Uber or Lyft ride. Quick action after a rideshare crash can protect your health and legal rights. This guide explains key steps to take after a rideshare...
As a pedestrian injured in an accident, you are likely facing a multitude of challenges – physical, emotional and financial. But what if you are partially to blame for the accident? Can you still recover damages? In New York, the answer lies in the concept of pure...