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Too Slippery to Believe: Defending Fraudulent Slip/Trip and Fall Claims in New York: Key Takeaways
Hurwitz Fine Long Island attorneys Ashley Cuneo, Patrice Melville, and Rachel Epstein recently presented a webinar examining the growing prevalence of fraudulent slip-and-fall claims in New York and the practical strategies defense counsel and claims professionals can use to identify, investigate, and defend these cases.
New York's Retail Worker Safety Act to take effect in March 2025
Six Hurwitz Fine Attorneys Featured in The Harmonie Group's 2022 Significant Cases Publication
Hurwitz Fine P.C. had three victories published in The Harmonie’s Group's annual significant cases publication for 2022.
Scott D. Kagan and V. Christopher Potenza featured in the New York State Bar Association's Torts, Insurance & Compensation Law Section Journal
On December 16, 2022, Hurwitz Fine attorneys Scott D. Kagan and V. Christopher Potenza were published in the New York State Bar Association's Torts, Insurance & Compensation Law Section Journal for their comprehensive article, “The Ups and Downs of Elevator and Escalator Litigation.”
Who’s on First? A Primer for Assigning Sidewalk Duty
The question “Who's on First” is a good one in determining who is responsible to an injured party in New York City and other areas of the state where liability for sidewalk accidents is placed by statute on the owner of an abutting property.
