Category: Case Types

Are Injuries From Defective Sidewalks the City’s Responsibility?

July 21st, 2025

In the State of New York, there are more than 11 million registered vehicles. On any given day, you may notice thousands of cars passing the roads where you walk. A sidewalk should provide a safe place for pedestrians to stay out of traffic. Unfortunately, sidewalks are the scene of many accident…

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Injured on the Job: How a Custodian Secured a $675K Settlement With the Help of Hill & Moin, LLP

July 16th, 2025

PJ, a dedicated custodian, was injured on the job when several heavy cans on a delivery cart fell on him, causing significant injuries. He was rushed to the emergency room for urgent medical care, unsure of what to do next. In search of help and answers, PJ contacted the Law Office of Hill & Moi…

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Guided with Care: How Hill & Moin, LLP Helped Long Island Resident Move Forward With Major Six-Figure Settlement

July 11th, 2025

Long Island resident NR enjoys life’s everyday pleasures—going for walks, watching movies, and, most of all, spending quality time with her grandchildren. But one morning, on her way to work, an unexpected and painful accident turned her world upside down. A parking garage gate came down suddenly, s…

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Trip and Fall on Sidewalk Results in Six-Figure Settlement for Brooklyn Woman

July 4th, 2025

Olga S., a passionate artist and flower gardener, was enjoying an evening walk with her husband when she tripped and fell on a defective sidewalk. The incident left her injured and unsure of what steps to take next. Seeking help, she contacted the personal injury attorneys at Hill & Moin, LLP. …

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A New Chapter for Mr. Howard: Justice, Care, and a Fresh Start

June 26th, 2025

Mr. Howard, a longtime Brooklyn resident, enjoys the simple joys of life—reading his favorite books and spending time crocheting. But one ordinary day took an unexpected turn when, while driving for work, he was struck by another vehicle taking a dangerously wide turn. The crash left him shaken and …

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From a Fall to a New Beginning: A Queens Resident’s Story

June 26th, 2025

Mr. Byrd, a retired MTA worker with a passion for shopping, experienced a life-changing moment one winter day when he slipped and fell on his way to a haircut at his local shopping center, injuring his knee. As he began to recover, Mr. Byrd knew he didn’t want to just move on—he wanted to seek legal…

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What Compensation Can Victims of Rideshare Accidents in NYC Expect?

June 23rd, 2025

On a rainy Tuesday afternoon in Manhattan, Maria tapped her phone to request a ride home. She’d had a long shift at the hospital and was eager to rest. Within minutes, a friendly rideshare driver pulled up. But just three blocks into the drive, a distracted taxi ran a red light and slammed into thei…

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Bus Driver’s Journey to Justice Ends in $850,000 Settlement

June 19th, 2025

Ruth Brown, a dedicated bus driver with a passion for traveling, crocheting, and discovering new foods, never expected her routine day at work to take a life-changing turn. While on the job, Ms. Brown’s bus was struck by another vehicle, leaving her shaken and uncertain about what to do next. Determ…

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Over $5 Million Recovered for Injured Elevator Trainee: A Hill & Moin Success Story

June 16th, 2025

At Hill & Moin LLP, our mission has always been to stand up for the people who are too often overlooked — and that mission was never clearer than in our recent victory on behalf of a young elevator trainee who suffered a catastrophic injury on the job. During the height of the COVID-19 pandem…

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Understanding No-Fault Insurance Laws in New York: What Every Driver Needs to Know

June 10th, 2025

If you’ve ever been in a car accident in New York, you probably remember the chaos: the screech of brakes, the sudden jolt, and the scramble to figure out what happens next. In those confusing moments, a term you may hear tossed around—perhaps for the first time—is no-fault insurance. It sounds reas…

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