NYC Injury Claim: The Clock Is Ticking
After an accident in New York City, everything can feel confusing and unfair. You are dealing with pain, medical bills, and stress. The last thing you want to think about is a legal deadline. But when you are injured—especially if it involves the City of New York—there are very important time limits. These deadlines […]
Why They Want Your Case Thrown Out
After getting hurt in an accident in New York, you expect fairness. You expect the careless person or company to take responsibility. But instead, you might find their lawyers are trying to get your case thrown out of court. This can feel confusing and unfair—but it’s a common tactic in personal injury cases in […]
What’s the Difference Between a Personal Injury Case and a Workers’ Compensation Case in New York?
When a worker gets injured in New York, the first reaction is often fear: fear of losing your job, fear of not getting paid, fear of medical bills piling up. In the middle of all that chaos, one very important question comes up: “Is this a workers’ compensation case or a personal injury case?” […]
What Is a “Judgment” in NY Wage Cases—and How Do You Enforce It?
When you win a case for unpaid wages or overtime, the court issues a judgment—a formal order saying how much the employer owes you (wages, interest, and sometimes attorney’s fees). A judgment isn’t just a piece of paper. It’s your key to getting paid using New York’s enforcement tools. How to “Reinforce” (Enforce) Your […]
Common Mistakes Victims Make After an Accident in New York
Suffering an accident in New York can change your life in seconds. Whether it’s a car crash, a slip and fall at work, or a construction injury, the impact is not only physical—it brings fear, confusion, and uncertainty about what to do next. In those stressful moments, it’s normal to make mistakes. However, these […]
What to Say When Your Boss Offers You Cash
It is hard to think clearly when you are in pain and your boss is putting you on the spot. They might seem nice, but you need to protect yourself. Here are simple, respectful words you can use. The goal is to end the conversation politely without agreeing to anything. If Your […]
Boss Offers Cash After Injury? It’s a Trap.
You get hurt at work. The pain is real. You are scared about missing work and losing money. Then, your boss comes to you. They seem concerned. They offer you a few hundred, maybe even a thousand dollars in cash, right now. “Just to help you out,” they say. It feels like a […]
School-Season Accidents: What Every Parent Should Know in New York
Why this season needs extra attention When school starts, mornings get busy: more kids at crosswalks, more school-bus stops, and crowded drop-off lanes. Even with Vision Zero progress—the City reported the lowest traffic deaths on record in the first half of 2025, down 32% from 2024—everyday prevention around schools is still essential so your child […]
The Power of Mediation in Protecting Your Workplace Rights in New York City
When your employer abuses their authority — whether through unpaid wages, unpaid overtime, wrongful termination, workplace discrimination, harassment, or refusing to pay you the wages you’ve earned — the fight for justice can feel overwhelming. Many workers believe the only path forward is a long and expensive court battle. But there is another powerful […]
Your Hospital Checklist: What to Do After a Car Accident
When you are at the hospital after a crash, it’s hard to think clearly. Use this simple guide to help you. It tells you what information to give so the bills go to the car insurance, not to you. if that’s the situation. 1. Tell Them What Happened The first thing to say […]