Monthly Archives: September 2026
Recurring Potholes in New York City: What Happens When a Defect Is Repaired and Reopens?
A pothole that keeps coming back can be more dangerous than a defect that has never been touched. Drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians may assume a patched section of pavement has been made safe, only to encounter a new depression, broken patch, or reopened hole in the same location days or weeks later. A tire… Read More »
Falling Masonry and Façade Debris Injuries Near New York City Construction Sites
Façade work is common throughout New York City, particularly on older buildings where brick, stone, terra cotta, concrete, and decorative exterior materials require repair or replacement. Much of that work takes place directly above sidewalks, apartment entrances, storefronts, and other areas that remain in daily use while the project continues. Removing damaged masonry or… Read More »
Overtime Violations When Salaried Employees Are Improperly Classified as Exempt
A steady salary can make long workweeks feel like part of the job. An employee stays late to finish reports, answers messages after dinner, joins an early call the next morning, and works through part of the weekend without seeing any change in the paycheck. The employer may simply describe the position as “exempt”… Read More »