Monthly Archives: August 2026
Pedestrians and Bystanders Injured by Unsafe Construction Site Operations in New York City
Construction work often unfolds only a few feet from everyday pedestrian traffic in New York City. Someone walking to work, entering an apartment building, visiting a store, or passing through a neighborhood may find the sidewalk narrowed by fencing, crossed by construction vehicles, or directly beneath active work several stories above the street. Problems… Read More »
E-Bike and Electric Scooter Accidents Raise New Liability Questions on New York City Streets
Electric bikes and electric scooters have become a regular part of traffic throughout New York City. Commuters, delivery riders, pedestrians, cyclists, and drivers increasingly share the same intersections, bike lanes, curb areas, and crowded streets. A collision may involve a rider, driver, pedestrian, delivery company, or vehicle owner, with each playing a different role… Read More »