Law Offices of Nussin S. Fogel

New York “Fall from Heights” Law

In August, a construction worker at Three World Trade Center fell 15 feet to the ground while installing a steel beam, sustaining head injuries and breaking both his arms. In September, a bricklayer working on the façade of an…more

| Construction Law, Labor & Employment Law, Personal Injury

Struck by a Federally-Owned or State-Owned Vehicle?

A man returning from a barbecue on his motorcycle is killed by an ambulance racing to a call. A woman is dead after colliding with a police car. People are injured or killed every day in accidents involving ambulances, police…more

| Personal Injury

Ladder Accidents and The New York Labor Law

Every year, more than 164,000 Americans are treated in emergency rooms for ladder-related injuries. Most ladder injuries occur among workmen in the construction industry, with falls from heights accounting for 15% of all…more

| Construction Law, Labor & Employment Law, Personal Injury, Worker’s...

When a Dog Bites – Owner Liability in New York City

Last June, seven-year-old Tatiana Quinones was getting out of an elevator in a Harlem building when a pit bull attacked her. She was taken to the hospital where she received stitches on her arm and treatment for scratches on…more

| Personal Injury

New York Hit and Runs and the Exoneration of Lindsay Lohan

A few months ago, we witnessed media frenzy when actress Lindsay Lohan allegedly hit a pedestrian with her Porsche outside a Chelsea nightclub – and then left the scene. The charges were dropped when investigators viewed a…more

| Personal Injury

What Makes a Slip and Fall Case

This past July, Anthony Spadafora, a police officer, was hospitalized after falling on a slippery floor in NYPD's Staten Island Narcotics Bureau. The Bureau’s failure to clean up “oil and/or other slippery substances” from the…more

| Personal Injury

The Duty of Property Owners to Remedy Security Problems

News reports indicate that the hunt continues for a serial killer who apparently seeks out shops in Brooklyn’s Flatbush area with no security camera on site. These cases should put all New York City property owners on high…more

| Personal Injury

Possible Injuries Sustained in Negligently Secured Areas

Late one night this past summer, a promising college-bound 22 year-old man named Hansell Arias was stabbed to death in a McDonald’s parking lot. At the time the incident was reported, there were no suspects…more

| Commercial Law & Contracts, Personal Injury, Real Estate - Commercial

Pedestrian vs. Cab – Not a Fair Fight

There are more than 13,000 yellow (medallion) taxi cabs that service New York City. A number of New York City visitors and residents are injured by taxi cabs on a daily basis — as passengers, in collisions while driving or…more

| Insurance, Personal Injury

Motorcycles in New York: Benefits, Risks and Rules to Follow

In late September of this year, a 35-year-old man died in a motorcycle crash on the Rockaway Turnpike in Queens. Apparently the driver of a minivan made a turn into the victim’s lane, causing the motorcycle to crash into the van…more

| Administrative Law, Personal Injury

How to Deal with Your Insurance Company After a Car Accident

This past July, Katie Holmes and her daughter Suri Cruise were in a minor accident in New York City when a garbage truck hit their chauffeur-driven Mercedes. Minor accidents such as this — with or without the chauffeur — are…more

| Personal Injury

Injuries at the Subway Station

Filmmaker Dean Peterson gained unusual attention for his work when a video he shot showing a series subway riders tripping on the same step while exiting a station in Sunset Park. The video, entitled "New York City Subway…more

| Civil Procedure, Personal Injury

Winter is Coming – Beware of Snow and Ice

Hurricane Sandy has come and gone, but winter is coming and New Yorkers need to be conscious of a new threat – snow and ice, and the multitude of slips and falls that come along with them. If you were in the City last winter,…more

| Personal Injury

Injured by Acts of God — Can You Collect?

When lightning destroys his fishing boat, former lawyer Steve Myers submits a claim with his insurance company – a claim that is denied since the destruction was due to an “Act of God”. Infuriated, Steve decides to file a claim…more

| Personal Injury

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