Category: Case Types

Injuries at Amusement Parks or Street Fairs: What Victims Need to Know

September 15th, 2025

Hill & Moin LLP is proud to serve New York City residents with trusted, proactive personal injury legal support. Summer in the city brings outdoor attractions — from Coney Island amusement rides to street fairs in Queens and the Bronx. While these events provide joy to millions, they can also be…

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Slip-and-Fall Accidents in Subway Stations: How to Build a Case Against Negligent Maintenance

September 8th, 2025

Hill & Moin LLP is proud to serve New York City residents with trusted, proactive personal injury legal support focused on your recovery and your future. Every day, millions of commuters rely on the New York City subway system, operated by the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA). With su…

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Can You File a Lawsuit for Carbon Monoxide Poisoning in an Apartment?

September 6th, 2025

Yes—if carbon monoxide poisoning occurred because a landlord failed to meet their legal responsibilities, you may have a premises liability claim. In New York, landlords are generally required to install and maintain approved carbon monoxide detectors in residential dwellings where required by law. …

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Construction Worker Awarded 1 Million Dollar Settlement After Worksite Injury

September 5th, 2025

IA, an avid hunter from Brooklyn, has always been known for his hardworking spirit. He spent his days on construction sites, pushing through long hours and physically demanding tasks. But everything changed one day when he fell off a ladder while on the job, suffering serious injuries that left him …

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Heavy Traffic Crashes in NYC: Proving Fault When Commercial Fleets Are Involved

September 1st, 2025

Hill & Moin LLP is proud to serve New York City with trusted, proactive personal injury legal support focused on your future and recovery. If you’ve been injured in a crash involving a commercial fleet vehicle, you already know how quickly the aftermath can become overwhelming. In a city as busy…

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Laborer Awarded 1.9 Million After Work Site Accident

August 27th, 2025

JM was on the job as a laborer at an apartment building construction site when his life changed in an instant—he fell through an unmarked hole, suffering serious injuries. An ambulance rushed him to the hospital, where doctors began assessing the damage. As he began the difficult road to recovery, J…

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E-Scooter Crashes & Sidewalk Laws

August 18th, 2025

Electric scooters (e-scooters) have become a popular and convenient way to navigate New York City streets. They’re eco-friendly, inexpensive, and easy to park. But with their rise in popularity, accidents involving electric scooters have surged—leading to serious injuries for both e-scooter riders a…

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Taxi Accident Claims: Are Medallion Owners Liable for Driver Negligence?

August 11th, 2025

Every day, thousands of taxis transport passengers across New York City, offering convenience and accessibility to millions. However, with heavy traffic and long working hours, NYC taxi accidents are unfortunately common. When these crashes occur, taxi passengers, other drivers, or pedestrians may s…

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$1M Settlement Secured Pre-Trial in Brooklyn Vehicle Accident Case

August 6th, 2025

In the summer of 2019, a Brooklyn woman was involved in a serious motor vehicle accident. Her case presented complex legal challenges, particularly around the circumstances of the collision, issues that are often left for a jury to decide at trial. Despite these hurdles, Hill & Moin LLP took swi…

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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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