The most suburban of the five New York City boroughs, Staten Island is still home to almost a half million people, and thousands more cross the island every day on their way to and from Brooklyn, Manhattan and New Jersey. Staten Island is easily accessible to the rest of New York via the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge and the Staten Island Ferry. Three bridges also connect Staten Island to New Jersey.
This makes Staten Island a popular location for people looking for an accessible home that is more affordable than the those in the other boroughs. The island has an active arts scene, a number of exceptional museums and gardens, and beautiful historic homes
Like any busy, highly populated area, Staten Island is a place where all kinds of accidents can happen. Many of them will be serious. If you or a member of your family is involved in a serious accident and the other party is to blame, you deserve to be compensated for your injuries and expenses.
Elevators make life possible in a densely populated urban area like Staten Island. When they malfunction, elevators can also be the cause of accidents that result in injury. In the event you or someone you love is seriously injured or killed in an elevator accident, you need to consult with professionals as soon as possible to help you recover damages from the party who caused the injury. Look for attorneys with years of experience getting compensation for elevator accident victims.
The Staten Island personal injury attorneys at Hill & Moin are known for their integrity and for their ability to obtain large judgments and settlements for victims of serious urban accidents, including elevator accidents. We handle cases on a contingency fee basis; if we do not obtain compensation for you, you owe us nothing. You may be entitled to medical expenses and lost wages. You may also be entitled to damages for pain and suffering, damages for loss of companionship and punitive damages, depending on the circumstances of your case and the extent of the injuries. Our experienced
are dedicated to your best interests and to getting you the compensation you need and deserve.
