New York Ferry and Water Taxi Accident Lawyers
The Hudson River, the East River and the New York Harbor experience some of the heaviest maritime traffic in the country. These waters are heavily traveled by ferries, maintenance boats and barges. When an accident occurs on the water, people… Read More »
Read MoreStaying Safe at the New York St. Patrick’s Day Parade
The St. Patrick’s Day Parade is considered one of New York City’s most popular parades, drawing in as many as 2 million spectators every year. Unlike some of New York’s other famous parades, the St. Patrick’s Day event has no… Read More »
Read MoreNYC Parade Schedule and Injuries
Among many other claims to fame, New York City is known for its parades. Elaborate parades attract millions of people to the city every year. The Chinese New Year Parade, the Saint Patrick’s Day Parade, the Cinco de Mayo Parade,… Read More »
Read MoreBelluck Law Founding Partner Joseph Belluck Listed Among Best Lawyers in America®
Belluck Law, LLP, is pleased to announce that our founding partner Joseph Belluck has again been listed among the Best Lawyers in America in the area of plaintiffs’ mass tort and class-action litigation. Joe was recognized in the most recent… Read More »
Read MoreComplete Guide to New York’s Driver and Family Protection Act
Before this year, you and your family might have been on the hook for expensive damages and medical costs if involved in a crash with an uninsured driver. But New York’s Driver and Family Protection Act changed all that. Now… Read More »
Read MoreNews Report Points to Asbestos and Other Environmental Hazards in Philadelphia Schools
Too many times, asbestos issues have come up in America’s schools. U.S. government officials have sent out a call to encourage school districts to plan carefully to remove asbestos before it becomes an issue. Now, schools in Philadelphia are faced… Read More »
Read MoreCornell University Focused on Safe Asbestos Removal Across Campus
Researchers at Cornell University have been at the forefront of cancer research. “Cornell Dots”, unique nanoparticles that glow brightly and can light up cancer cells in PET-optical imaging, and “super natural killer cells” that seek out cancerous cells leading the… Read More »
Read MoreSwift Action At New York High School Kept Students and Staff Safe From Asbestos
As has been reported numerous times in the past, many schools in the U.S. are faced with quickly having to manage unforeseen issues with asbestos. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency reports that intact asbestos does not pose a health hazard,… Read More »
Read MoreParents Concerned Over Connecticut School Asbestos Removal Project
In 2015, a government-issued report raised an alarm over the amount of asbestos in U.S. schools. Since then, several Connecticut schools have been working in earnest to clear the hazardous material from the buildings. (See how one Hartford school was… Read More »
Read MoreNeed Know Sept 11 Asbestos Exposure
On Sept. 11, 2001, our country was forever changed. When terrorists attacked the World Trade Center in Lower Manhattan, more than 2,500 innocent people died. Children lost parents. Families lost sons and daughters. As a country, we mourned these great… Read More »
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