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Construction Site Accident Claims Under New York Labor Law 200, 240, and 241
Construction work is one of the most dangerous jobs in New York, and when accidents happen, New York Labor Law provides powerful protections for construction workers. Hill & Moin represents construction workers injured on job...
NYPD Traffic Stop Injuries: What Rights Do You Have After Being Hurt by Police Action?
Traffic stops in New York City can escalate quickly. When a police officer uses excessive force or engages in police misconduct during a stop, civilians may suffer serious physical injuries and emotional...
How Pedestrian Crosswalk Laws Affect Your Injury Case in NYC
Pedestrian accidents are common in New York City, and the outcome of a pedestrian injury claim often depends on how New York pedestrian laws and right of way rules apply at the moment an accident...
Can You Sue NYC for Poor Roadway or Traffic Signal Design?
Hill & Moin represents injury victims across New York City who were harmed in accidents caused by dangerous road conditions, defective traffic signals, or poor roadway design. Many people assume the...
E-Scooter and Bike Accident Injury Claims: What NYC Riders Should Know
Electric scooters and electric bikes have become a common sight on New York City streets. While they offer convenience and flexibility, the rise in e scooter accidents and bike accidents has led to a growing number...
Understanding No-Fault Auto Insurance in New York: What It Means for Your Injury Claim
New York follows a no-fault auto insurance system, which often causes confusion for accident victims. After a motor vehicle accident, many people are unsure who pays their medical bills, whether fault matters,...