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We’re proud to share that Michael A. Rose, co-founder of Hach & Rose, LLP, has been featured in a recent USA Today article highlighting the...

A fall caused by scattered materials on a job site presents a complex legal challenge, not just a physical one. A trip and fall due...

New York law provides a path to recovery through the legal principle of pure comparative negligence. This rule recognizes that fault is often shared and...

The Federal Employers’ Liability Act (FELA) contains a crucial detail that many injured railroad workers overlook. The process of proving negligence under FELA doesn’t follow...

If you sustained an injury on a public sidewalk in NYC, you may believe the city is automatically liable for your damages. A specific local...

Families often discover too late that their loved one’s suffering in a nursing home resulted from a direct violation of established rights, and they question...

New York City has expanded the Gender-Motivated Violence Act (GMVA), creating a new opportunity for survivors of gender-based violence to pursue civil lawsuits—even if the...

A normal CT scan doesn’t disprove your brain injury; it simply shows the absence of certain serious injuries that a CT scan can detect. The...

When you’re facing the sudden death of a loved one, understanding the process of filing a wrongful death claim in New York empowers you to...

Unlike accidents involving standard passenger cars, crashes involving vehicles licensed by the New York City Taxi & Limousine Commission (TLC) involve specific commercial policies and...

Trucking companies often erase digital data immediately after a crash to protect their profits. Securing evidence for a truck accident lawsuit requires swift legal action...

The good news is that even if you share some blame for the accident, New York allows you to seek compensation for your losses. Pure...