New York Personal Injury Legal/Law Articles

The New York law firm of Tolmage, Peskin, Harris & Falick has more than 40 years of experience representing New Yorkers and out-of-state tourists injured as the result of another's negligence. Whether they suffered injury in a car accident, were hurt on a sidewalk or in a building, or suffered as the result of a defective product, our lawyers help clients maximize the recovery they receive.

We believe clients should have access to legal information regarding their accident and injuries. The following are legal/law articles written by our attorneys related to some of the cases we handle. For more information, please contact our firm for a free initial consultation.

• New York Tort Reform As It Relates to the Rights of Injured Children
• Aggressive Driving Remains a Serious Problem in New York City
• "Safe Harbor" For Doctors, Caps, Health Courts And Other Panaceas Are Not The Answer To Rising Health Care Costs
• If a Golfer Fails to Yell “Fore,” Does an Injured Person Have a Claim?
• Brooklyn Bicycle Accident Takes the Life of NYC Cyclist
• New York City Pedestrian Safety Study, August 2010
• Is New York's Fight Against Distracted Driving Effective?
• Driven to Safety: How Litigation Spurred Auto Safety Innovations
• New Rules for Teen Drivers in New York
• Can You Recover Damages for Witnessing an Accident?
• What Are the Steps of Filing a New York Civil Lawsuit?
• AIG Insurance Structured Settlements & the Current Financial Crisis
• Motorcycle Accident Fatalities Increasing
• Crane Accidents in New York
• Structured Settlements
• What to Do After a New York Car Accident
• Workers' Compensation and Medicare
• Crime Victim Injury Rights Information
• Bronx Bus Accident Claims 15 NYC Lives, Negligent Hiring Suspected

The law firm of Tolmage, Peskin, Harris & Falick represents clients in all five boroughs of New York: Manhattan, Staten Island, Queens, Brooklyn, and the Bronx, and in New York County, Kings County, Richmond County, Suffolk County, Nassau County, Westchester County, Rockland County, and the remainder of the State of New York.

The discussion on this page is generic and may not be specific to NY law and in fact, NY law may be materially different.