Areas of Practice

By definition, a doctor is a qualified practitioner of medicine – somebody that you can trust, a person who will help you right the ship when you’re not feeling your best. However, day in and day out, we see more and more instances of medical negligence, and doctor malpractice, including that which leads to severe injuries, and in some extreme cases, death.

Motor vehicle accidents, oftentimes, leave victims with not only severe, but with debilitating, lifelong injuries and even emotional scars. Motor vehicle accidents occur every day and send millions of people to the hospital with related injuries every year. As victims are recovering from their injuries, we work hard to help maximize commensurate recovery.

When property owners fail to maintain their property, and fail to warn visitors of potential dangers, causing injury, those accidents are referred to as “slip-and-falls”or “trip-and-falls”. As a result of such property owner negligence,  we help victims who have suffered traumatic injuries, with some of the most common being broken bones, soft-tissue damage, head trauma, spinal-cord damage, and other injuries.

Construction workers are at the core of our society. They build our homes, the buildings that we work in, and the roads that take us where we need to go. With construction work being an incredibly hazardous job, workers often face a much higher risk of injury – when compared with office-based occupations. Whether it’s the exposure to an increased altitude, the need to employ dangerous tools, or the responsibility to operate a piece of heavy-machinery, studies show that one out of every five workplace fatalities happens during construction work.

When someone dies as a result of a third party's negligence you may be able to sue on their behalf for their Wrongful Death. Most common cases involving Wrongful Death result from car accidents, workplace accidents, and medical malpractice. 

If an accident in your workplace occurs, in the State of New York, you could be provided with cash benefits and/or medical care under New York Workers’ Compensation Law. Often, though, employees may not receive all compensation to which they are entitled. We assist workplace accident victims navigate through the extensive rules and policies in order to recover all that might be available.