Transportation in New York is one of the most comprehensive and complex systems worldwide. With plenty of options for getting around the city, most New Yorkers take pride in the efficiencies and conveniences that the transportation system provides. Whether you take the bus, subway, cycle, ferry, or use your personal motor vehicle, most of these … Read more Should You Hire a Transportation Lawyer in NYC?
According to a study done by Bal Alarm Medical, New York has the most medical malpractice lawsuits per capita in America. With medical malpractice being a far too common occurrence in the Empire State, it’s important to have at least a basic understanding of what it entails. Medical malpractice is when a hospital, doctor, or … Read more Medical Malpractice: What You Need to Know
Thousands of defective and malfunctioning products are recalled from the shelves each year, lessening the impact of harm to consumers and mitigating fault caused by a manufacturer. But what happens when an improperly functioning product causes damage to a consumer before it’s able to be recalled? Product liability cases can help those harmed by a … Read more Starting a Product Liability Case 101
Bicycles are a fun and inexpensive way to travel. For those who choose to travel by bike, it’s essential to understand traffic laws, especially if you are involved in a transportation accident. Learn more about New York traffic laws from the team at Leav & Steinberg LLP. Is a Bicycle Considered a Vehicle under Traffic … Read more A Beginner’s Guide to Bicycle Traffic Laws in New York
A common and often severe risk, hundreds of car accidents occur each day. In fact, according to the CDC, approximately 6 million car accidents happen in the United States each year. When involved in an automobile accident, one of the most crucial factors is to determine who is at fault, which can sometimes be a … Read more Using Traffic Cam Footage to Prove Fault in Car Accidents
According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, approximately 90 fatalities occur due to car accidents on American roads every day. In addition to the drivers and passengers who lose their lives in such accidents, many more are left with lifelong injuries, chronic pain, or serious disabilities. Here’s a look at some of the most … Read more 4 Common Causes of Fatal Car Accidents
The team at Leav & Steinberg LLP proudly announces the addition of two new associate attorneys specializing in personal injury law, Robert Rose and Stephen Chyi. Meet Robert L. Rose As an associate attorney specializing in litigation, Mr. Rose is devoted to obtaining justice for his clients following a personal injury. He holds extensive experience … Read more Leav & Steinberg LLP Welcomes Two New Personal Injury Associates
According to a study done by Bal Alarm Medical, New York has the most medical malpractice lawsuits per capita in America. With medical malpractice being a far too common occurrence in the Empire State, it’s important to have at least a basic understanding of what it entails. Medical malpractice is when a hospital, doctor, or … Read more Medical Malpractice: What You Need to Know
Transportation in New York is one of the most comprehensive and complex systems worldwide. With plenty of options for getting around the city, most New Yorkers take pride in the efficiencies and conveniences that the transportation system provides. Whether you take the bus, subway, cycle, ferry, or use your personal motor vehicle, most of these … Read more Should You Hire a Transportation Lawyer in NYC?
Bicycles are a fun and inexpensive way to travel. For those who choose to travel by bike, it’s essential to understand traffic laws, especially if you are involved in a transportation accident. Learn more about New York traffic laws from the team at Leav & Steinberg LLP. Is a Bicycle Considered a Vehicle under Traffic … Read more A Beginner’s Guide to Bicycle Traffic Laws in New York
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