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Demonstration of an Opening Statement in a New York Construction Accident Case by our Partner Chris Sallay

Our partner, New York Construction Accident Attorney Chris Sallay was the chair of the Litigating Construction Site Accidents NYC 2014 seminar presented by the New York State Bar Association last Friday . In this video Chris Sallay provides tips and demonstrates how to present an opening statement in a New…

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New York State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman is looking at Prospect Park Residence, a Brooklyn nursing home which gave a 90 day eviction notice to its residents

Prospect Park Residence, an assisted living home in Brooklyn, NYC, may have acted in an abusive manner when they contacted residents two weeks ago to let them know that they would have to vacate their residence in 90 days creating fears and anger among the residents and their families. The…

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6 nurses and 4 nursing assistants criminally charged after hidden video reveals they mistreated and neglected a double-leg amputee resident of a New York nursing home

10 employees of a New York nursing home neglected and mistreated a resident who was completely dependent on the nursing home staff for his care. The patient was a double amputee who also suffered from partial upper body paralysis. An investigation by New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman revealed a…

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Several people injured after Brooklyn police officer who lost control of his vehicle in a car chase crashed into a van transporting other police officers

Several people suffered personal injury in a Brooklyn car accident during which a police officer who was chasing another car lost control of his vehicle and crashed into a van. According to the New York Daily News, the van was transporting other police officers. The collision was so violent that…

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One dead and two pedestrians injured in a Bronx Motorcycle Accident

A motorcyclist died and two pedestrians suffered serious personal injury in a motorcycle accident in the Bronx, NYC. The motorcyclist whose dirt bike was unregistered and uninsured lost control of his bike as he was trying to speed around a car while making a left turn. The man was thrown…

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Two days after a similar accident killed a 5 year old pedestrian, a driver attempting to parallel park killed an elderly woman who was crossing the street in Brooklyn

A 77 year old pedestrian was crossing a residential street in Brooklyn when she was struck and suffered injury leading to her death by a 2014 Mercedes Benz attempting to parallel park. Marlene Baharlias, 77, was jaywalking when she stepped off an East 19th street curb mid-block between Avenue U…

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General Motors recalled another 1.5 millions defective vehicles

1.18 million mid-sized crossovers are being recalled because a defective wiring harness of seat-mounted side airbags may prevent the side airbags from deploying. Another 303,000 full size vans are also being recalled to replace plastic material in the passenger instrument panel to meet federal head-impact crash standards for unbelted passengers…

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Ongoing product liability lawsuits against Johnson & Johnson’s defective transvaginal mesh products question the close ties between the medical-device industry and the doctors who can influence the information that the potential patients will receive

Documents related to the product liability lawsuits against J&J’s transvaginal mesh show that Vincente Lucent, a well-known urogynocologist who was paid $800,000 over 10 years by J&J, may have influenced the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists into changing the language of the product guidelines in their bulletin and have…

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Campaign to reduce pedestrian accidents in New York: 10 Neighborhood communities that have applied for “Slow Zone” and that have been rejected protest by installing fake “20 is plenty” speed limit signs

A pedestrian struck by a car is twice as likely to survive if the car speed is 20 mph instead of 30 mph. To increase traffic safety and combat speeding in residential areas, the DOT started in 2011 a Community based Neighborhood Slow Zone Program which includes a reduction of…

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