April 9, 2012
As recently reported in the New York Post, in 2011, customers in New York City were struck by subway trains a staggering 147 times in 2011, and 128 times in 2010.
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May 27, 2011
On May, 9 2011, our client and Lipsig partner attorney, Alan Shapey, together heard the long-awaited verdict of a three-week jury trial involving a injuries caused by a NYC subway train,. Our client is the severely injured accident victim who suffered catastrophic injuries on September 3, 2007 when he was struck by a subway train.
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January 3, 2011
From tragic yet preventable accidents in Central Park to severe injuries at your work place, when you are injured in a situation where you were not in control, you should consult with a personal injury lawyer.
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December 30, 2010
On Monday, December 20th actor Christopher Tierney, performing in the previews of the new Broadway blockbuster, “Spider-Man” sustained serious injuries when an insecure cable attachment for a major stunt caused the actor to fall nearly 30 feet from a landing onto the stage below.
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September 15, 2010
The time immediately following an accident is a very complex and confusing time for you and your loved ones. There is a lot of stress and uncertainty about what to file and with whom and who to talk to about all your concerns. NYC accidents can be complicated.
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August 4, 2010
If you are hurt in any type of accident, the most important thing is your health. Please see your healthcare provider first and get the medical care that you need. Your health is paramount to all else! Your very next step should be to call a personal injury lawyer at Lipsig, Shapey, Manus, and Moverman to protect your rights. There are a several good reasons for contacting your personal injury lawyer right away.
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July 28, 2010
Sadly, we often hear in the news of a worker being seriously injured, maimed or even killed at their workplace. These stories are tragic and far reaching beyond just one incident. There are government agencies that are in charge of the safety standards that must be followed at workplaces across the USA. However, we have seen that frequently there is little or no agency action taken or safety inspections made before a serious work site injury or an on-the-job death. The U.S. government runs the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) that is responsible to make the rules and to enforce them to keep workers safe and healthy at their work places. Many states have their own similar agencies.
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