Brian Magnosi | Construction Accidents | December 1, 2023

New York City’s ever-evolving skyline is a testament to the hard work and dedication of its construction workforce. These men and women, donned in hard hats and high-visibility vests, are the unsung heroes behind the city’s towering marvels. But with this vital role comes undeniable risk. Accidents, unfortunately, are a part of the construction landscape…. read more

Brian Magnosi | Construction Accidents | November 28, 2023

New York City, with its iconic skyline and continuous architectural growth, has always been a hub of construction activity. As the skyline rises, so do the risks for those who work tirelessly to build it. Construction workers, while working amidst these skyscrapers and bridges, face a myriad of dangers each day. Recognizing the inherent risks… read more

Brian Magnosi | Construction Accidents | October 27, 2023

Accidents on construction sites in New York City are unfortunately all too common. The very nature of the job brings with it a heightened risk of injury. For workers who’ve faced such unfortunate incidents, understanding the legal recourse available and the process to navigate it becomes crucial. This guide will walk you through the steps… read more

Brian Magnosi | Construction Accidents,Personal Injury | October 10, 2023

In the heart of New York City, amidst its towering skyscrapers and intricate infrastructure, construction is a constant. With such consistent activity, unfortunately, comes the risk of accidents. For those employed in the construction industry, these accidents can lead to serious injuries, extended time off work, and significant medical expenses. As a personal injury lawyer… read more

Brian Magnosi | Truck Accidents | September 16, 2023

Today, many trucks carrying packages, supplies, and merchandise drive on busy highways, as well as in cities. Businesses and individuals depend on the people driving these trucks and expect to receive their deliveries on time. However, this can put a lot of strain and stress on these drivers that have to be on the road… read more

Brian Magnosi | Medical Malpractice | August 31, 2023

When a doctor, hospital, or other medical professional makes a mistake, the results can be devastating. Mistakes in treatment or diagnosis may stem from inadequate training, inexperience, or even a momentary distraction, but those mistakes can lead to increased costs, pain, permanent injury, and even death. The term for mistakes made by healthcare professionals is… read more

Brian Magnosi | Train Accidents | August 19, 2023

On an average weekday in 2022, over 3 million people rode on New York commuter trains and subways. Pre-pandemic ridership was significantly higher, with nearly 6 million riders per day. Overall, given the number of riders, train and subway accidents are rare, but unfortunately, still occur. Many injuries and deaths happen when people cross the track… read more

Brian Magnosi | Personal Injury,Slip & Fall Injuries | August 11, 2023

Tripping on an uneven sidewalk, slipping on a wet floor, tripping on a defective staircase or step in a building or falling over an object in your path can be embarrassing, but in many cases the damage is not merely to one’s ego. According to the New York State Department of Health, slip, trip and… read more

Brian Magnosi | Truck Accidents | March 23, 2023

The Institute for Safety Management & Research (ITSMR), a non-profit organization affiliated with the State University of New York at Albany, reports that in 2020 there were 14,259  accidents in New York involving large trucks; 76 of these accidents resulted in fatalities, and nearly 3,000 resulted in non-fatal personal injuries. Statistics for 2021 were even… read more

Brian Magnosi | Police Brutality | February 14, 2023

With research stating up to $121 million was spent working on police brutality cases in New York over the past five years, it has become evident there is a rising issue at hand. This is an issue that is now being highlighted more and more illustrating the rights of those facing police brutality. With more… read more