What To Do If You Fall on a Broken Staircase in a New York Apartment Building
Stepping onto a broken stair in your New York apartment building can lead to severe injuries, medical bills, and lost wages. Understanding your rights and knowing what steps to take after a broken staircase injury in New York can help you pursue compensation. A premises liability lawsuit may be your path to justice when negligent […]
Injuries in NYC Gyms: Can You Hold the Facility Accountable?
Gyms and fitness facilities can be dangerous environments without the proper safety protocols in place. If you became injured in a gym, you may wonder whether you can hold the facility accountable. The answer depends on a range of factors, such as how the injury occurred, whether you signed a waiver, and more. An experienced […]
Unmarked Construction Hazards: What Are Your Rights If You’re Hurt?
Construction zones can be extremely dangerous for pedestrians. Even trained, experienced construction workers regularly become injured on these sites, with 20% of all workplace fatalities happening in construction. What if you were hurt due to an unmarked construction hazard? Do you have the right to sue the construction company or seek compensation in another way? […]
What To Say (and Not Say) After an Injury on Someone Else’s Property
Becoming injured on another person’s property can be painful and embarrassing, especially if the injury is severe. But many people are unaware that the property owner may be legally negligent in these cases. If their negligence contributed to the accident, they may be held legally responsible in a premises liability lawsuit. Knowing what to say […]
What Damages Can You Recover in a Premises Liability Case?
If you were recently injured due to unsafe conditions on someone’s property, you may be considering filing a premises liability lawsuit. Pursuing compensation may be possible, but what types of damages can you claim? The legal team at Ross & Hill receives many questions about this topic and is here to explain what you need […]
What Evidence Do You Need To Win a Premises Liability Case in NYC?
Premises liability cases are notoriously challenging to win without the right evidence and legal representation on your side. It can be difficult to prove that a property owner’s negligence led to your accident, especially if there were no witnesses. Thoroughly preparing for your case and understanding the types of evidence you need can improve your […]
Elevator and Escalator Accidents: Legal Rights and How To Seek Compensation in New York City
Elevator and escalator accidents are more common than many people think, and they can cause serious injuries that require significant medical treatment and time away from work. Living in New York City, elevators and escalators may be part of your daily commute to work. When these essential machines malfunction, they can cause severe accidents and […]
Premises Liability for Injured Delivery Workers in New York: What You Need To Know
As a delivery driver in New York City, you have to enter quite a few properties on a daily basis. Unfortunately, not every property owner does their due diligence to keep their premises safe from hazards. If you experienced an accident while making a delivery, you may have grounds for a premises liability lawsuit. You […]
How To File a Premises Liability Claim in New York in 2025
When you suffer an injury on someone else’s property due to their negligence, you may be able to pursue compensation for damages. Filing a premises liability claim requires a deep understanding of complex legal procedures and strict deadlines. As premises liability lawyers in NYC, the legal team at Ross & Hill helps injury victims navigate […]
Are Property Owners Responsible for Snow and Ice Removal? Understanding New York’s Premises Liability Laws
Living in New York means you’re exposed to snow, ice, sleet, and hail for several months of the year. When heavy snowfall hits the Big Apple, many property owners scramble to remove the snow and ice from their driveways and walkways to ensure safe passage for pedestrians. But you may wonder: Are property owners responsible […]