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Understanding the Legal Implications for Victims of the Midtown Manhattan Reckless Car Accident

The New Year’s Day car accident in Midtown Manhattan, involving Mohamed Alaouie, a 44-year-old from Fort Lee, NJ, presents a harrowing scenario of chaos and danger . In a disturbing sequence of events, Alaouie, engaged in a dispute with his girlfriend, attracted the attention of police officers. His subsequent actions…

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Happy Holidays!

Wishing you a joyful and restful holiday season from all of us at Gair, Gair, Conason, Rubinowitz, Bloom, Hershenhorn, Steigman & Mackauf! May your days be filled with warmth, laughter, and the company of loved ones. As we reflect on the year behind us and look forward to the opportunities…

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Tesla’s Recall: Autopilot Safety Concerns and Legal Implications

Tesla, the electric vehicle pioneer, is recalling more than 2 million vehicles in the United States. This recall comes after a thorough investigation by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) found that Tesla’s Autopilot safety system was “not sufficient to prevent driver misuse.” The recall affects a wide range…

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The Bronx Building Collapse: Seeking Justice for Displaced Residents

A building collapsed in the Bronx on Monday, leaving community in turmoil, displacing scores of residents and causing emotional and physical upheaval. Residents initially mistook the sounds and vibrations for routine occurrences. Some believed it was the wind, while others attributed it to construction work below. It wasn’t until the…

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Senior Driver Crash Fatalities at their Highest In New York State since 2013

As car accident lawyers, the recent report by AAA Northeast highlighting the alarming increase in fatal crashes involving senior drivers in New York State is both concerning and a call to action. The findings, which show the highest number since 2013, point towards a critical need for addressing the unique…

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Quality issues of Chinese-made plastic syringes can lead to serious harm to patients

The Food and Drug Administration’s recent focus on the potential quality issues of plastic syringes manufactured in China has sent ripples through the healthcare and legal communities. As product liability and medical malpractice attorneys, we are closely monitoring this situation, which raises significant concerns about patient safety and the legal…

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Record-Breaking $120 Million Verdict in Westchester Medical Malpractice Case

In a landmark decision that highlights the importance of timely medical intervention, a Westchester County jury awarded a record-setting $120 million in a medical malpractice lawsuit against Westchester Medical Center. This verdict, delivered on November 30, 2023, after a four-week trial, marks the largest award ever in a medical malpractice…

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To improve pedestrian safety Mayor Adams announces the removal of parking spots from 1,000 NYC intersections

Mayor Eric Adams’ recent announcement to remove parking spots from 1,000 New York City intersections annually represents a significant stride towards enhancing pedestrian safety. This move, essential for protecting pedestrians from drivers, comes in the wake of several tragic traffic incidents, including the heart-wrenching losses of a 3-year-old boy in…

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Record-Setting $20 Million Settlement for Tourist Who Fell on the Train Tracks Obtained by our NYC Train Accident Lawyers

We are pleased to report a record-setting settlement of $20 Million for our client who suffered horrific injuries in a 2020 accident at the 14th St. PATH Train Station in New York City.  The settlement has drawn national attention to the importance of transportation safety for trains, cars, trucks, and…

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Analyzing Safety Practices in Construction

The construction industry is essential but dangerous, with workers exposed to multiple risks like falls, machine hazards, and chemical exposures. Safety interventions, like pre-task planning (PTP) and personal protective equipment (PPE), mitigate these dangers. The latest Data Bulletin of the Center For Construction Research and Training (CPWR) analyzes the safety…

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