Recent Blog Posts
Ways to Reduce Trip and Fall Hazards
Trip and fall accidents are a significant concern in New York, leading to serious injuries and legal complications, from sidewalks and subway stations to office buildings, apartment buildings, department stores and more. As a renowned New York personal injury attorney, Leandros A. Vrionedes has extensive experience in handling cases related to trip and fall… Read More »
Top Causes of Serious Car Accidents
Car accidents can have devastating consequences, impacting not only those involved but also their families and communities. Accidents involving serious injuries have additional legal implications in New York, taking the person out of the state’s no-fault insurance system and requiring the filing of a legal claim against the at-fault party and their insurer. Below… Read More »
Understanding the Health Impacts of Contaminated Water at Camp Lejeune
For many veterans, military personnel, and their families, Camp Lejeune in North Carolina was more than just a military base; it was home. Tragically, over several decades from the 1950s through the 1980s, this home was plagued by water contamination that has since been linked to a host of serious health issues. At Leandros… Read More »
The Importance of Legal Representation in Navigating VCF Claims
The aftermath of the tragic events of September 11, 2001, left countless individuals and families grappling with unforeseen hardships. In response, the U.S. government established the September 11th Victim Compensation Fund (VCF) to provide necessary financial support to the victims and their families. While this fund represents a vital resource for eligible people in… Read More »
Who Is Responsible for a Construction Site Accident?
Construction accidents in New York can arise from various factors, including equipment malfunction, falls, structural collapses, and negligence in safety protocols. Given the multiple entities involved in a construction project, identifying who is legally responsible after an accident can be complex. It’s not always just about pinpointing a single liable party; sometimes, multiple parties… Read More »
What Accidents and Injuries Are Considered Catastrophic?
When it comes to personal injury law, a term frequently encountered but often misunderstood is “catastrophic injury.” Understanding what constitutes a catastrophic injury is crucial, especially for those seeking legal assistance in New York. Read on to learn more about the implications of catastrophic injuries and accidents on personal injury claims. If you or… Read More »
What Safety Gear Should Be Used on NY Construction Sites?
Construction sites are inherently hazardous environments. In New York, where the skyline is constantly evolving, construction is a continuous activity. Safety on these sites should be paramount, but those in charge of construction projects don’t always deliver the safe environment they are charged with providing under New York Labor Law. One of the areas… Read More »
Common Fatal Injuries After a Car Crash
Car accidents can be devastating, and in some unfortunate cases, they are immediately fatal or lead to fatal injuries due to the crash. Although it goes without saying, death is listed first among the “serious injuries” that pull a case out of New York’s no-fault insurance law and provide a cause of action against… Read More »
Fatal Bus Crash in Mid-Hudson Valley Highlights Deadly Danger of Rollover Accidents
A charter bus carrying 40 students and four adults from Long Island’s Farmingdale School District crashed yesterday in the Mid-Hudson Valley, taking the lives of two adults and injuring 40 other passengers onboard. The accident happened on Interstate 84 near the town of Wawayanda in Orange County, about 75 miles northwest of New York… Read More »
How Can Construction Workers Avoid OSHA’s Fatal Four Hazards
The construction industry is one of the most hazardous sectors to work in, and construction workers face several risks every day on the job. To protect workers, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has identified the “Fatal Four” hazards that are the leading causes of fatalities in the construction field. These include falls,… Read More »
