By Admin | Published November 29, 2017 | Posted in Slip & Fall | Comments Off on Winter Weather Brings Increased Risk Of Slip And Fall Accidents
<!—-> On behalf of Licatesi Law Group, LLP posted in blog on Wednesday, November 29, 2017. When winter weather hits New York, it causes a lot of difficulties for drivers as well as pedestrians and those who use public transit. Whether you’re walking into a facility from a parking lot or shopping the isles of Read More
Read MoreOn behalf of Licatesi Law Group, LLP posted in motor vehicle accidents on Tuesday, November 28, 2017. The loss of a young family member can have devastating effects on a family. When that loss comes about due to another person’s negligence, it can seem even more difficult to understand. Sadly, this type of situation often Read More
Read MoreOn behalf of Licatesi Law Group, LLP posted in construction accidents on Monday, November 20, 2017. Many people have to go through or near construction zones when traveling on the road. Some of those zones have individuals working on the roads themselves, and other projects are simply very close to roadways. In either case, workers Read More
Read MoreOn behalf of Licatesi Law Group, LLP posted in motor vehicle accidents on Tuesday, November 14, 2017. Families can face many difficulties when a loved one is killed unexpectedly. Unfortunately, motor vehicle accidents commonly have fatal outcomes, and numerous families are left dealing with their grief and other challenges. The details of the fatal event Read More
Read MoreOn behalf of Licatesi Law Group, LLP posted in motor vehicle accidents on Tuesday, November 7, 2017. When a loved one is killed in a car crash, focusing on the emotional struggles that immediately result is often surviving family members’ first instinct. This step is needed in order to fully work through the grieving process Read More
Read More<!—-> On behalf of Licatesi Law Group, LLP posted in blog on Wednesday, November 1, 2017. Working on a construction site in Brooklyn, or any other part of New York, means that you either have to work on or around scaffolding. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) estimates that not only do the majority Read More
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