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EP06 S05: Personal Injury Claim or Lawsuit? Question Adjusters Hate Series
Personal Injury Claim or Lawsuit? Question Adjusters Hate Series Pick Your Favorite Channel: Apple Podcast | Google Podcasts | Spotify | Stitcher | RSS Full Transcript: Hi, good afternoon. My name is Arkady Frekhtman and I’m an attorney at the F&A Injury Lawyers here in Brooklyn, New York. Today I want to talk about the number one question that insurance adjusters hate. And there are actually a few different ones, but one of the top questions that insurance adjusters absolutely despise is, “What are your complete bodily injury limits?” And in New York, there’s actually a law, it’s insurance law 3420(f), and we put that code into all of our initial letters of representation that we send to the insurance carriers, notifying them that we are going to be representing a personal injury plaintiff. And the insurance company has to tell us their limits, especially if it’s a car crash

What To Do In Case Of Scooter Or Electric Bike Accidents In New York
Even before the pandemic, electric bikes (or e-bikes) and scooters had become very popular in New York and elsewhere around the country. Yet despite the reasonably short learning curve required to ride them safely, electric bike crashes and scooter accidents have become too frequent – and sometimes deadly. In fact, in June of 2021, the popular film and stage actor, Lisa Banes (age 65), died after an careless man on a scooter sped right through a red light before hitting her. She then died of her head injuries within 10 days. What made the accident even worse was that after this man hit Ms. Banes, he fled the scene. Fortunately, he was soon arrested and charged with leaving an accident scene that resulted in death – and failing to yield to a pedestrian. Sadly, the safer sidewalk pleasures many of us recall prior to 9/11 have all but disappeared. If
Construction Worker died in Scaffolding Accident
A 38-year-old man, Miguel Rodriguez died in a scaffolding accident at the Morningside Heights construction site on Thursday. The victim fell five stories to his death when his scaffolding collapsed. He was wearing a safety harness, but it was not tethered to the building. Malik Hussain, 26, who is the owner of Classic Painting & Restoration Inc., told city officials probing the death that there was a rigging foreman present at the Morningside Heights site, a safety measure required by law, the Department of Investigation said. The construction site was being supervised by a bogus foreman, Jinal Patel (aged 23) who lacked the training and certification required to oversee the construction sites. He was arrested for presenting a fake identification card claiming that he was the foreman, despite a lack of training and certification, the department said. Both Hussain and Patel were charged with criminal impersonation, which is punishable by

EP05 S05: How to Win Your Slip, Trip & Fall or Ceiling Collapse Premises Case
Listen To Our Last Episode To Know How to Prove Fault in a Slip, Trip & Fall, Premises Liability, or Ceiling Collapse Lawsuit Pick Your Favorite Channel: Apple Podcast | Google Podcasts | Spotify | Stitcher | RSS Full Transcript: Hi, good afternoon. My name is Arkady Frekhtman and I’m an attorney at the F&A Injury Lawyers here in Brooklyn, New York. Hi, everybody. A lot of clients have been asking us: how do win my ceiling collapsed lawsuit? How do I win my premises liability slip, trip, and fall lawsuit? Well, the good news is that it’s both the same. Right? How to win a ceiling collapse lawsuit is the same as how to win a premises liability lawsuit, at least in terms of liability or proving that the person you are suing, the defendant, is at fault. Usually, with ceiling collapse cases, the defendant will be either the

EP04 S05: What to Do After a Ceiling Collapse?
NY Attorneys discuss Ceiling Collapse Compensation Settlements Lawsuits and Case Value Pick Your Favorite Channel: Apple Podcast | Google Podcasts | Spotify | Stitcher | RSS Full Transcript: Hi, good afternoon. My name is Arkady Frekhtman and I’m an attorney at the F&A Injury Lawyers here in Brooklyn, New York. Hi, good morning. This episode is all about ceiling collapse cases. They usually happen in apartment buildings throughout New York City. So this could be in Queens, the Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, or even in other areas throughout New York City or New York State. Ceiling collapses, why do they happen and what do the people affected by ceiling collapses truly care about? How can we help people that have been affected? Well, number one, I think it’s important to talk about what to do after a ceiling collapses. It’s vital as a victim or a survivor of the ceiling collapse

20th Anniversary of World Trade Center Attacks:Â First Responders And Others Can Still File for Benefits
Many families who lost loved ones on 9/11 will be honoring them on the upcoming 20th anniversary of the World Trade Center attack. Others will simply be grateful to still be alive, despite their ongoing battles with cancer, pulmonary and respiratory diseases, depression, anxiety, and other maladies directly caused by the 9/11 attacks. Most Americans have painful memories of that terrible day when multiple plane hijackings and suicide attacks were carried out by 19 Islamic terrorists. Roughly 2,750 people died due to those New York City attacks; another 184 Americans passed away at the Pentagon. Forty (40) more people lost their lives in Pennsylvania. Furthermore, the 9/11 attack took the lives of over 400 police officers and firefighters – all who worked hard to try and save others. The VCF is still providing medical treatments to newcomers (and current clients) Fortunately, many people are still qualified to register and request