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February 26, 2026

Can NYC Be Held Liable for Icy Sidewalks?

Yes, but only in limited circumstances. New York City can be held liable for icy sidewalks adjacent to city-owned property like parks, public schools, government buildings, and certain designated locations. However, private property owners—not the city—are responsible for most sidewalks […]
February 24, 2026

How Long Do Property Owners Have to Clear Snow in NYC?

In New York City, property owners have four hours after snowfall stops to clear snow and ice from sidewalks adjacent to their property. That window begins once the snow stops falling, but there is an important exception: if the snow […]
February 13, 2026

NYC Ice Safety After the January Snowstorm

New York City is still digging out from one of the biggest snowstorms in years. The January 2026 winter storm dumped over a foot of snow across the five boroughs, with Central Park recording 11.4 inches and some areas seeing […]
February 11, 2026

What Should You Do If You Slip and Fall on Ice in NYC?

Call 911 if you're seriously injured, then document everything—photograph the ice patch and surrounding area, get witness contact information, note the exact location and time, and report the incident to the property owner. Seek medical attention even if you feel […]
February 9, 2026

Can a Herniated Disc Heal on Its Own?

Yes, many herniated discs can heal on their own without surgery. Studies show that 60-80% of people with herniated discs experience significant improvement within 6-12 weeks through conservative treatment including rest, physical therapy, anti-inflammatory medications, and modified activities. However, severe […]
February 6, 2026

When Should You Go to the ER After a Head Injury in NYC?

Go to the emergency room immediately if you experience any of these symptoms after hitting your head: loss of consciousness, severe headache, repeated vomiting, confusion, slurred speech, vision problems, unequal pupil sizes, seizures, clear fluid from your nose or ears, […]
February 1, 2026

Common Misconceptions About New York's Scaffold Law

New York's Scaffold Law stands as one of the most misunderstood pieces of labor legislation in the construction industry. Whether you're a construction worker who's been injured on the job, a property owner facing potential liability, or a contractor trying […]

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