Claim Against New York City Transit Authority Reinstated In this New York City personal injury claim, the plaintiff claimed she was injured while attempting to alight from an articulating New York City Transit Authority (NYCTA) bus. There was no dispute that the rear exit of the bus was not positioned adjacent to the sidewalk so […]
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Meniscus Repair Surgery A torn meniscus is one of the most common knee injuries a person can suffer. This tear occurs through the cartilage inside the knee between the femur and tibia. A torn meniscus is commonly known as a sports injury. Other traumatic events such as car accidents or falls can also cause this
Hit by an uninsured car A New York City pedestrian was hit by an uninsured car and sustained a serious injury. The injured person posted the following question: I came on business visa and recently met with an accident, driver’s … license was suspended and his insurance expired on 9/20/2015. What should I do? Who
New York City Administrative Code Section 7-201(c)(2) of the New York City Administrative Code, known as the “Pothole Law”, states that no civil action can be maintained against New York City for personal injury sustained as a result of a street (or sidewalk) being out of repair, unsafe, dangerous or obstructed, unless written notice of
