Archive for August 2026
Can You Sue After a Slip-and-Fall at a New York Summer Festival or Street Fair?
Summer in New York City brings countless outdoor events, including street fairs, festivals, concerts, food markets, and community gatherings. These events attract large crowds and create opportunities for people to enjoy the city’s neighborhoods, but they can also present safety hazards when organizers, property owners, or municipalities fail to maintain reasonably safe conditions. A simple…
Read MoreWhy Brain Injuries From E-Bike and Scooter Crashes Are Becoming More Common
As e-bikes and electric scooters continue to grow in popularity throughout New York City, concerns about serious injuries from micromobility accidents have also increased. While e-bikes and scooters provide a convenient way to travel through crowded city streets, riders and pedestrians remain vulnerable when crashes occur. Among the most serious injuries linked to e-bike and…
Read MoreInjured While Cycling in NYC? Understanding Your Legal Rights
Cycling has become an increasingly popular way to travel throughout New York City. With expanded bike lanes, growing commuter use, and more residents choosing bicycles for transportation and recreation, the number of cyclists on city streets continues to increase. However, more bicycles on the road also means more opportunities for serious accidents. Cyclists remain vulnerable…
Read MoreSullivan Papain Attorneys Recognized in the 2027 Edition of Best Lawyers® in America
Sullivan Papain Block McManus Coffinas & Cannavo P.C. is proud to announce that several of the firm’s attorneys have been selected for inclusion in the 2027 edition of The Best Lawyers in America® and Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch® in America. These prestigious recognitions reflect the firm’s commitment to advocating for plaintiffs in high-stakes personal…
Read MoreHeat-Related Workplace Injuries in New York Construction and Outdoor Jobs
New York summers can bring extreme heat, creating dangerous working conditions for construction workers, maintenance crews, landscapers, delivery workers, and others who spend long hours outdoors. As temperatures rise, employers have a responsibility to take reasonable precautions to protect workers from heat-related illnesses and unsafe job conditions. Heat exhaustion and heat stroke can develop quickly,…
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