New York Personal Injury Attorneys Blog

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A look at New York Construction Sites one week after the first phase of reopening

In NY State,  it is the responsibility of the contractor and/or of  the owner of the construction site to make sure their construction workers are safe at work. In addition to the usual safety guidelines, contractors now have to make sure their employees are adequately protected  from getting infected by…

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Ben Rubinowitz to speak at the Wyoming Trial Lawyers Association’s Annual Convention ” Litigation in 2020 and Beyond”

Our managing partner, New York Personal Injury Attorney Ben Rubinowitz, has developed a reputation as a leading plaintiff’s trial lawyer throughout the country. In recognition of his skill as a national leader in his field, Ben will be speaking to the Wyoming Trial Lawyers at their annual convention. In light…

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Pregnant woman suffers serious injury and loses her baby in NYC car crash caused by reckless speeding driver

A pregnant woman lost her baby and suffered serious injury in a car accident in Staten Island, NYC last Saturday. The accident occurred on Hylan Boulevard. A 26 year old male and his 28 year old pregnant female passenger were driving south on Hylan Boulevard.  As they were  in the…

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In NY, Police Misconduct Records are not secretive anymore and the police choke hold is finally banned

Until last week New York police officers who committed misconduct or abuse had their disciplinary reports kept secret from the public. It is not the case anymore. Governor Cuomo signed a bill on Friday to immediately repeal provision 50-a of the New York Civil Rights Law  that was shielding  police…

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NYC motorist deaths spiked during the lock-down while pedestrian deaths reached a record low

9 motorists and one passenger died in traffic accidents and one cyclist was fatally sideswiped by a speeding bus. No pedestrian deaths were reported during the entire month. NYC car accident fatalities caused by speed and recklessness increased significantly in April during the lock-down. Globally, the number of traffic accidents…

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NY Legislature passed a one year extension of the Child Victim Act look-back window; now Cuomo has to sign it

Child sexual abuse victims in New York State and their advocates are expecting Governor Cuomo to sign a bill extending the Child Victims Act look-back window to August 14 2021. The NY Child Victim Act was enacted on August 14 2019, allowing victims of child sexual abuse to bring a…

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The importance of Telephone Triage Nursing for Pediatric Head Injury

When a child sustains head injury, parents always worry about the risk of traumatic brain injury and now more than ever seek medical advice through telephone triage call systems. When parents call such systems, they will be connected to a triage nurse who will provide them with recommendations on what…

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To prevent construction workers from getting Covid-19, large contractors hire medical professionals

Now that the construction industry is restarting in most of the country, some contractors are using the help and advice of medical professionals. to keep the deadly virus out of their job sites. Medical consultants are being hired to make sure the new Covid-19 safety guidelines are applied proprely and…

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Do bike share programs lead to less bicycle accidents?

As New York City is gradually re-opening, many New Yorkers may opt to commute by bike rather than by subway to mitigate the risk of getting infected by Covid-19. Many of them find it more convenient to use a bike share program rather than owning their own bike. While some…

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Hospitalized patients with heart injury have a higher risk of dying from Covid-19

36% of patients who are hospitalized for Covid-19 have heart injury and have a higher risk of death according to a recent study by Anu Lala, MD, Assistant Professor of Medicine (Cardiology) at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai and published in the Journal of the American College…

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