Slip and Fall On Public Property? Who Is Held Responsible?

Jul 26, 2019

If you suffer a slip and fall accident on private property, filing a lawsuit is somewhat straightforward. However, should you suffer the same accident on public property, such as in a government building, the process becomes much more complex. To [...]

When Should I File an Order of Protection?

Jul 23, 2019

An order of protection, also commonly known as a restraining order, is a legal document that requires an abuser to stay away from a victim. In New York City, there are certain situations where filing for an order of protection may be appropriate. [...]

NY Workplace Injuries And When To Hire A Lawyer

Jul 19, 2019

In New York City, workplace injuries occur every year across a variety of industries, including construction, manufacturing, retail, and more. These accidents can result in serious injuries such as broken bones, head trauma, back injuries, and [...]

Can I Be Compensated For an Injury from a Defective Product?

Jul 12, 2019

Defective products remain a concern in the U.S. marketplace, and many people are injured without ever pursuing a claim. While some dangerous products are identified by government agencies and made available through public recall information, many [...]

Divorce Court Do’s and Don’ts

Jul 09, 2019

To aid an individual in walking through the maze of emotional procedures involved in a divorce, New York City divorce attorneys at Levitsky Law Firm are equipped to discuss and handle all legal paperwork, court deadlines, child custody issues and [...]

Auto Accidents in NY: Common Causes & Why You Need an Attorney

Jul 05, 2019

Traffic accidents in New York City and elsewhere in the state claim approximately 1,000 lives and injure thousands of others every year. In addition to the human toll, such wrecks cost residents, businesses and government entities hundreds of [...]

Rear End Collision: Was It Your Fault? What Happens Next

Jun 28, 2019

The concept that rear end collisions are always the fault of the following vehicle is a fallacy. While it is true that the law of vehicular control does normally result in the driver of the trailing vehicle being largely at fault, [...]