October 27, 2026

The “90-Day” Trap: Why Suing NYC, the MTA, or NYCHA Is Different

The “90-Day” Trap: Why Suing NYC, the MTA, or NYCHA Is Different

If you were injured in New York and the incident involves the city, the subway system, or another public authority, time may be your greatest enemy in recovering the compensation you deserve. While many people believe they have up to three years to file a personal injury lawsuit, that deadline can be significantly reduced when […]

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Person slipping on an icy sidewalk in New York, illustrating landlord liability under NYC Administrative Code §7-210.

NYC Administrative Code §7-210: Why You Sue the Landlord, Not the City

Sidewalk accidents are among the most common—and most misunderstood—types of injury cases in New York City. Every year, pedestrians are injured after tripping on cracked concrete, slipping on icy patches, or falling because of uneven sidewalk conditions. When that happens, one question comes up almost immediately…  Who is actually responsible for fixing the sidewalk—and who

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