How Do Parking Lot Accidents Happen?
Though you may not consider parking lots to be very dangerous, the fact of the matter is parking lot accidents occur every single day, and if you've been injured in one, you should strongly consider hiring a Manhattan slip and fall lawyer who can fight for the financial compensation you need to heal. Here are some[...]
What You Need to Know About Stairwell Accidents in NYC
Many of us have taken a spill down a stairwell at least once in our lives. In most cases, such a fall simply results in some bruises and scrapes, but we can dust ourselves off and move on with our day. Unfortunately, for many people, this is not the case, and if you've been seriously injured[...]
Department Store Accidents in NYC | What You Need to Know
Most of us never expect to sustain a serious injury while shopping for clothes, toys, or other gifts, but, unfortunately, these accidents do happen. Please continue reading and reach out to an experienced Bronx slip and fall lawyer from The Law Office of Richard M. Kenny to learn more about department store accidents and how we[...]
The Law Office of Richard M. Kenny Named Among Top 9 Car Accident Lawyers in New York by TrustAnalytica
The Law Office of Richard M. Kenny has recently been honored as one of the Top 9 Car Accident Lawyers in New York for the year 2024, a prestigious recognition awarded by TrustAnalytica. To read more, simply click here. If you have sustained an injury due to another party's negligence in any capacity, please don't hesitate[...]
What You Need to Know About Escalator Accidents in NYC
There are few things worse than being involved in a serious accident. At times, these can occur on escalators because of unsafe conditions. Please continue reading and reach out to an experienced Manhattan slip and fall lawyer to learn more about escalator accidents and how we can help if you've been hurt in one. Here are[...]
What Constitutes a Valid Premises Liability Claim in NYC?
To you, it might be as plain as day that a property owner or manager's conduct led to you being injured. However, the laws of the state of New York require more proof than just sustaining injuries on someone else's property. If you have been injured on another person's property and you need to know what[...]
