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Who Qualifies as a Beneficiary in a Wrongful Death Suit in New York?
When a loved one’s life is cut short because of another’s negligence, families are left not only with grief but also with mounting financial burdens. In New York, the wrongful death laws allow...
IME vs. Treating Doctor: What’s the Difference?
The difference is straightforward: your treating doctor provides ongoing medical care, while an Independent Medical Examination (IME) doctor performs a one-time evaluation for the insurance company or defense. Your treating...
Filing a Claim Against NYCHA or the NYC Department of Transportation
If you were injured because of the New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) or the New York City Department of Transportation (NYC DOT), one of the most important deadlines is...
Elevator & Escalator Safety: NYC Owners’ Duties
At Hill & Moin LLP, our New York City personal injury lawyers have handled countless elevator and escalator accident cases involving negligent property owners and unsafe maintenance practices. In a city like New York, where millions rely...
When Is a Hotel Liable for a Slip and Fall Caused by a Leak?
A hotel may be liable for a slip-and-fall injury caused by a leak if it knew—or reasonably should have known—about the dangerous condition and failed to repair it or adequately...
Pool or Playground Injuries on Private Property
At Hill & Moin LLP, our personal injury attorneys have represented countless families whose lives were changed by swimming pool accidents and playground injuries on private property. These cases often raise difficult questions about responsibility and liability....