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Are Landlords Liable for Dog Attacks in New York City?

By Jaroslawicz & Jaros, PLLC

If you were attacked by a dog in a New York City apartment building, you might assume the dog’s owner is the only person who can be held responsible. But that is not always the whole picture. In certain situations, a landlord may also share legal responsibility for your injuries. Understanding how this works… Read More »

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Top Mistakes That Can Hurt Your NYC Injury Claim

By Jaroslawicz & Jaros, PLLC

Getting hurt because of someone else’s negligence is stressful enough on its own. But did you know that certain missteps after an accident can seriously jeopardize your ability to recover compensation? Whether you were hurt in a car crash, a slip and fall, or a construction site incident, what you do (and don’t do)… Read More »

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Common Causes of Train Platform Injuries in NYC

By Jaroslawicz & Jaros, PLLC

New York City’s train platforms are among the busiest in the country, serving millions of riders every day. While most commutes are routine, accidents can and do happen in these crowded environments. If you regularly rely on public transit, you may wonder what risks exist on platforms and why injuries occur. Understanding the common… Read More »

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NYC Construction Accidents: What Workers Need to Know About Labor Law 240

By Jaroslawicz & Jaros, PLLC

If you work in construction in New York City, you face risks every single day that workers in most other industries simply do not. Falls from scaffolding, objects dropping from overhead, collapsing ladders; these are not abstract possibilities. They happen with regularity on job sites across the five boroughs. What many workers do not… Read More »

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Common Household Products That Lead to Injury Claims

By Jaroslawicz & Jaros, PLLC

Most people do not think twice about the everyday products they use at home. From kitchen appliances to cleaning supplies, these items are meant to make life easier. However, when a product is defective or lacks proper warnings, it can lead to serious injuries. Have you ever considered how something as routine as using… Read More »

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Understanding No Fault Insurance in New York City

By Jaroslawicz & Jaros, PLLC

If you have been injured in a car accident in New York City, you may have heard the term “no-fault insurance” and wondered exactly what it means for you. Does it mean you cannot sue the other driver? Does it cover all of your medical bills? These are common questions, and the answers matter… Read More »

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Elevator and Escalator Accidents in NYC: Who Can Be Held Responsible?

By Jaroslawicz & Jaros, PLLC

New York City is one of the most vertical places on earth. With more than 70,000 elevators and escalators in service across the five boroughs, these machines are as much a part of daily life here as the subway or the sidewalk. Most of the time, they work exactly as they should. But when… Read More »

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Falling Objects on NYC Construction Sites: Who Is Liable?

By Jaroslawicz & Jaros, PLLC

New York City’s skyline is always changing. With construction happening on nearly every block, it’s no surprise that falling object accidents are a serious and recurring problem on job sites across the five boroughs. If a tool, piece of debris, or building material has fallen and injured you, you’re probably wondering who is responsible… Read More »

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Who Is Liable for Injuries Caused by Faulty Equipment in New York?

By Jaroslawicz & Jaros, PLLC

Getting hurt because a piece of equipment failed is a frightening and disorienting experience. Whether it happened at a construction site, in a factory, or while using a consumer product, one of the first questions you may find yourself asking is: who is actually responsible for what happened to you? In New York, the… Read More »

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What to Do If Your Injury Claim Is Delayed in NYC

By Jaroslawicz & Jaros, PLLC

After an accident, the expectation is usually that things will move forward in a reasonable amount of time. You reported what happened, sought medical care, and filed a claim. So why does it feel like nothing is happening? Delays in personal injury claims are common in New York City, but that does not mean… Read More »

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