Category Archives: Premises Liability
Department of Housing Sued for Failing to Disclose Disturbing Living Conditions
The Office of the New York State Comptroller states that the largest landlord in the City is the City itself. This is thanks to the New York Housing Authority (NYCHA), which maintains 7.7% of all rental apartments. Although the Comptroller brags that this is the “greatest source of affordable housing,” tenants have recently accused… Read More »
Museum of Ice Cream Sued Again for Premises Liability
The “sprinkle pool” at the Museum of Ice Cream in Manhattan is proving to be quite controversial. It seems like only yesterday that a man sued the establishment for an injury suffered at the pool, and now another plaintiff is coming forward with a very similar complaint. If you believe what these victims say,… Read More »
Can I Sue McDonald’s For Negligent Security in New York?
New York has certainly seen its fair share of random attacks over the years, and the most recent incident has left one person with stab wounds in both legs. Three suspects are now in custody, but New Yorkers are not confident about their safety. The fact that this attack occurred at Times Square is… Read More »