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Elderly Pedestrian Critically Injured in Upper East Side Hit-and-Run Truck Accident: Legal Options for Victims

An elderly woman walking with a cane was tragically injured in a hit-and-run accident on the Upper East Side. The incident occurred Monday morning when the woman, believed to be in her 80s, tripped and fell into the street near the dangerous intersection of E. 59th St. and Second Ave.,…

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Tragic Bronx Bicycle Accident Claims Life of 66-Year-Old Cyclist: A Lawyer’s Perspective on Seeking Justice for Victims

A 66-year-old bicyclist was fatally struck by a pickup truck in the Bronx at the intersection of Westchester and Commonwealth Avenues on Saturday. Emergency Medical Services rushed the cyclist to Jacobi Medical Center, where he was tragically pronounced dead. The driver of the pickup, a 24-year-old man, remained at the…

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Brooklyn Man Fatally Struck by Box Truck on Way to Doctor’s Appointment: Tragic Truck Accidents Highlight Need for Pedestrian Safety

Marco Gallardo Tirado, a 59-year-old retired Brooklyn home health aide, was fatally struck by a box truck in Bushwick while on his way to a doctor’s appointment. The accident occurred on DeKalb Avenue near Wyckoff Avenue around 9:35 a.m. on Friday morning. Sadly, Mr. Tirado’s life was cut short just…

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New Jersey Transit Train Operator Dies After Striking Fallen Tree in Mansfield Township: What Victims Should Know

This morning, tragedy struck when a New Jersey Transit train operator lost their life after a River Line train collided with a fallen tree on the tracks in Mansfield Township, Burlington County. The train was traveling south from Trenton when the accident occurred, just north of Roebling Station, shortly after…

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Protecting Construction Workers from Head Injuries: A Critical Issue

Head injuries remain one of the most serious hazards facing construction workers today. With thousands of construction workers suffering traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) on job sites annually, the need for proper head protection and safety protocols is more urgent than ever. As construction accident attorneys in New York, we know…

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Rachel Jacobs to Speak at Binghamton University’s Women in the Law Panel

We are proud to announce that our partner, Rachel Jacobs, will be a featured panelist at her undergraduate alma mater, Binghamton University’s Women in the Law event. This event, hosted by the Harpur Law Council, brings together distinguished female attorneys to discuss their careers, challenges, and the evolving landscape for women in the…

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Gas Safety: What You Need to Know to Protect Your Family

As gas explosion lawyers, we’ve seen firsthand the devastation caused by gas leaks and explosions. Preventing these disasters starts with understanding the importance of gas safety and acting quickly when you suspect a leak. Even the smallest mistake can have catastrophic consequences. Here’s what you need to know to keep…

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Family of Bystander Shot by NYPD at Brooklyn Subway Stop Demands Release of Body Cam Footage

The recent incident at a Brooklyn subway station, where an innocent bystander was critically injured by police gunfire, raises urgent questions about police accountability and transparency. Gregory Delpeche, a 49-year-old hospital worker, was riding the L train to his job at Woodhull Hospital when he was struck in the head…

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Protecting Our Children: Advocating for Stronger Traffic Safety Laws in Queens

As personal injury lawyers representing Queens victims, we are no strangers to the devastating impact that reckless drivers can have on families and communities. Recently, families in Queens have been calling for urgent action to protect children from the dangers posed by careless motorists. Yesterday, the group Families for Safe…

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OSHA Cracks Down on Repeat Safety Violators in Construction Industry

The U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is intensifying efforts to tackle repeat safety violators, with a sharp focus on industries like construction that see high rates of fatalities and serious injuries. Doug Parker, the Assistant Secretary of Labor for Occupational Safety and Health, outlined the agency’s priorities during…

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