Key Takeaway: In New York City, property owners and general contractors can be held liable for scaffolding accidents under the state’s strict scaffold law, even without proving negligence. Victims must act swiftly, with a three-year statute of limitations for lawsuits and two years for workers’ compensation claims, and seek experienced legal representation to navigate the complexities and maximize compensation....
Read MoreFalling debris in a construction site can inflict devastating injuries. Whether you can sue for falling debris in a construction accident depends on a variety of different factors, like whether you suffered an injury and what type of debris struck you. If you were hit by falling debris on a construction site, contact an attorney today so we can...
Read MoreIf you live in New York City, you’re likely familiar with the many e-bikes zipping around the city streets. Electric bikes, or e-bikes, have become an increasingly popular mode of transportation in recent years. However, with the rise in popularity of e-bike use comes the need for updated laws and regulations to keep both riders and pedestrians safe. Knowing...
Read MoreIn most cases, a subcontractor injured on a construction site may be able to hold the general contractor, property owner, or another third party liable — depending on who controlled the work and created the hazard. Understanding liability in subcontractor injury cases is crucial for recovering compensation. This guide explains when a general contractor is responsible for a subcontractor’s...
Read MoreNew Jersey personal injury and medical malpractice law firm Glugeth & Pierguidi recently secured a significant settlement for a family affected by preventable birth injuries stemming from multiple instances of negligence. The case involved critical medical oversights during a preterm labor diagnosis and subsequent care that resulted in catastrophic injuries for the child, including cerebral palsy. This outcome underscores...
Read MoreAccidents happen when we least expect them, often bringing significant challenges to injured individuals and their families. If you or a loved one has been hurt in a car accident in New Jersey, you have probably wondered: How long after an accident can you file a claim? At Glugeth & Pierguidi, P.C., we pride ourselves on providing compassionate, aggressive...
Read MoreIf you’ve experienced a side impact accident, you may be asking who’s at fault for a T-bone accident? In New Jersey, details like which driver had the right of way and whether a driver violated traffic laws determine fault. For instance, drivers who run red lights, ignore stop signs, or fail to yield are usually held liable for the...
Read MoreDid you recently get injured in a car accident in New Jersey and you’re unsure if you need to speak to a lawyer? We undertand you may be scared and confused on what to do next. We’ll review your situation, explain your options, and handle the insurance company while you focus on healing. Schedule Your Free Consultation Free consultations...
Read MoreUnderstanding Average Soft Tissue Injury Settlements in New Jersey If you’re asking what is the average payout for soft tissue injury in New Jersey, the honest answer is: it depends on injury severity, proof, coverage, and NJ’s no‑fault rules. Minor sprains and strains with brief treatment may resolve for low five figures, while cases with documented disc injuries or...
Read MoreUnderstanding Bicycle Accident Payouts in New York Average bicycle accident settlement amounts in New York can vary widely depending on injury severity, fault, and economic vs. non‑economic damages. While minor injury cases may settle for $15,000–$50,000, serious injuries like permanent disability or traumatic brain trauma may exceed $100,000 and even surpass $1,000,000+, especially when medical bills, lost wages, and...
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