By Admin | Published October 17, 2016 | Posted in Motor Vehicle Accidents | Comments Off on Holding parents accountable for a minor child’s car accident, P.2
On behalf of Licatesi Law Group, LLP posted in motor vehicle accidents on Monday, October 17, 2016. Picking up from our last post, we wanted to briefly look at several scenarios where a parent may be held liable for a teen driver’s driving negligence. First of all, New York law imposes liability on all vehicle Read More
Read MoreOn behalf of Licatesi Law Group, LLP posted in construction accidents on Monday, October 17, 2016. A construction worker who was employed in the construction of a Brooklyn hotel died earlier this week in an accident on the work site. The New York City Department of Buildings, which filed a report on the accident, said Read More
Read More<!—-> On behalf of Licatesi Law Group, LLP on Monday, October 17, 2016. In our previous post, we began speaking about the workers’ compensation exclusive remedy rule and mentioned that New York law does recognize a couple exceptions to rule. One exception is when the employer fails to secure or maintain workers’ compensation insurance. Another Read More
Read MoreOn behalf of Licatesi Law Group, LLP posted in motor vehicle accidents on Friday, October 14, 2016. When it comes to driver safety, it is common sense to most people that teen drivers are at greater risk of getting into accidents than older, more experienced drivers. There are a variety of reasons for this, including Read More
Read MoreOn behalf of Licatesi Law Group, LLP posted in construction accidents on Wednesday, October 5, 2016. Construction is a dangerous occupation. Workers are expected to operate dangerous machinery, work at great heights and work in inclement weather. These factors can, and have, resulted in construction accidents. Accidents can happen on any site. Sometimes these accidents Read More
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