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Personal Injury

Our Personal Injury Attorneys Have Helped Thousands of Injury Victims

Personal Injury Attorneys New York CityA personal injury refers to physical and emotional harm inflicted on an individual as a result of another’s negligence, recklessness or intentional harm. While personal injuries can range from minor scrapes and bruises to traumatic brain injuries and death, all personal injuries can be devastating events.

Individuals and families affected by personal injuries are able to recover compensation for physical, emotional and financial losses by filing a personal injury lawsuit against the responsible parties. Compensation may include medical and hospital bills, the cost of long-term treatment programs, lost wages, physical disfigurement and emotional pain and suffering.  At Lipsig, Shapey, Manus & Moverman, P.C., we exclusively handle serious personal injury cases, including those caused by:

• Automobile Accidents: Auto accidents are among the leading causes of serious personal injuries and deaths in the U.S. They are commonly caused by the negligence or recklessness of another driver, driving while under the influence of drugs or alcohol, defective auto parts, and/ or poor weather or road conditions. There are various types of motor vehicle accidents including truck accidents, bus accidents, motorcycle accidents and pedestrian accidents. Injuries sustained from auto accidents range from minor sprains and strains to severe back and head injuries and can have long-term damaging effects. (Learn more about Auto Accidents & Vehicle Collisions)

 

 • Construction & Work Site Accidents: Construction sites are among the most common workplace sites where serious personal injuries and deaths occur. Construction site accidents can affect both workers and innocent bystanders. While the most common are scaffolding accidents, which account for nearly two-thirds of all construction accidents, other common causes include roof collapses, electrocutions, falls from extreme heights and improperly-braced trenches. Whether you are a worker or merely an innocent bystander who was harmed in a construction site accident, you may eligible to recover compensation for physical, emotional and financial losses incurred in the accident. (Learn more about Work & Construction Site Accidents)

 

 • Pedestrian Accidents: Thousands of Americans suffer serious personal injuries in pedestrian accidents each year. For instance, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Association (NHTSA), in the U.S. alone, some 80,000 pedestrians are hit by a car, truck, bus or other motor vehicle each year. In addition to vehicle-involved accidents, pedestrian accidents can include construction site accidents and slip and fall accidents in which dangerous conditions cause an individual to slip and injure themselves. (Learn more about Pedestrian Accidents)

 

 • Slip-and-Fall Accidents: A slip and fall accident occurs when someone literally slips and falls as a result of a dangerous condition on another’s property. Owners of both private and public property have a legal obligation, under premise liability laws, to keep their properties safe and free of dangerous conditions for any one who enters the premises. While there are many factors that can cause a slip and fall accident, some of the most common include wet/ slippery floors, torn carpet, broken tiles, potholes, cracks in the pavement, foreign objects that obstruct the walkway and poor lighting. (Learn more about Slip and Fall Accidents)

 

 • Building and Elevator Accidents: It is the responsibility of building owners and managers to ensure that all elevators and escalators on the premises operate safely. If an individual is harmed in an elevator accident, he/she is eligible to seek compensation for physical, emotional and financial damages from the property owner and or manager. In cases where an elevator or escalator malfunctions as the result of a defective product, the manufacturer may also be held liable for any injuries and damages incurred. (Learn more about Elevator & Building Accidents)

 

 • Defective Products: Manufacturers have a responsibility to American consumers to test their products before putting them on the market to ensure they are safe. Each year, however, millions of Americans are harmed by defective products. When products are faulty, they can cause serious personal injuries, including traumatic brain injuries, burn injuries and even death. Individuals and families harmed by defective products are eligible to recover compensation for their losses by filing a product liability lawsuit. (Learn more about Defective products)

 

 • Medical Malpractice: Millions of Americans are treated for illnesses and injuries each year, and trust that their health is in good hands. Unfortunately, however, medical malpractice is more common than most of us would like to admit. Medical malpractice occurs as a result of doctor negligence; errors made by doctors, surgeons and other medical professionals; medication errors and wrong or misdiagnosis. Medical malpractice often results in serious injuries and death and should not be taken lightly. Individuals harmed by medical malpractice almost always qualify to recover compensation for their losses. (Learn more about Medical malpractice)


Contact a New York Personal Injury Attorney Today

The experienced New York personal injury attorneys at Lipsig, Shapey, Manus & Moverman, P.C. exclusively handle new cases.  Although each case is different, all are investigated thoroughly, with every option scrutinized. We dig deep beneath the surface to discover what really happened and fight tirelessly to ensure all responsible parties are held accountable.

We work on a contingency basis, which means that you don’t pay a cent until you receive compensation, at which point you are charged a percentage of the settlement.

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May 26, 2009 - Our client, Amanda Dinnigan, a ten-year-old passenger in a GMC Envoy, was so seriously injured that she is now permanently a quadraplegic due to a defective seat belt in this General Motors designed car. Her medical expenses are estimated at approximately a half million dollars a year. Unfortunately, with the bankruptcy of General Motors, little Amanda may not be able to receive any compensation whatsoever for her devastating injuries nor for these very high continuing medical costs. Click here to see the full Daily News article of May 26, 2009. Click here to see the full New York Post article of May 26, 2009.

September 4, 2008 - Attorney Thomas Moverman's Article on Preservation of Evidence

June 16, 2008 - Lipsig Lawyers obtain $4.3 million for Albanian Client

June 13, 2008 - Manhattan Jury Awards $540,000 to Lipsig client struck by "Hit and Run" vehicle 

April 29, 2008 - Jury Awards $12.72 Million Verdict in Infant Lead Poisoning Case

January 22, 2008 - Stamina Products to Pay $105,000 Civil Penalty for Failure to Report Defects with Mini-Trampolines

January 15, 2008 - Toy Wrestler Figures Recalled by A.A. of America Due to Violation of Lead Paint Standard

January 17, 2008 - Cranium Cadoo Board Games Recalled Due to Violation of Lead Paint Standard

Lead Poisoning Case - Plaintiff settled a case involving childhood lead poisoning at a mediation, for the sum of $1,300,000. This case involved a young girl who sustained lead poisoning from ingesting lead-based paint that was peeling and chipping from the walls of two apartments in Brooklyn, where her uncle and maternal grandparents lived. The settlement was paid by the two insurance carriers for the two building owners. The settlement will provide substantial payments to the child when she turns 18, and is greater than any reported sustained verdicts for lead poisoning cases in Brooklyn.

Infant Lead Paint Poisoning Case - Jury Awards $12.72 Million Verdict in Infant Lead Poisoning Case

Lead Paint Poisoning Case - Won a $50 million verdict for a young child who developed severe brain damage as a result of lead poisoning. The building owner where the child lived was found negligent.

Faulty Traffic Light Case - Won a $39 million verdict for a 12-year-old boy who was struck by an automobile because the City failed to install a traffic light.

School Assault Case - Won a $10 million verdict for a young girl who was violently assaulted in the stairwell of a City public school.

Subway Accident Case - Won a $9.3 million verdict for a 29-year-old man who lost his left arm and suffered an open skull fracture as the result of being struck by a subway train.

Automobile Accident Case - Won a $7.6 million verdict for a 65-year-old woman who lost her leg as a result of being struck by a vehicle that had skidded on an icy roadway.

Intruder Assault and Defamation - Won a $6 million verdict for a woman who was brutally attacked and stabbed in her apartment building due to poor security.

Defective Seat Belt - Won a $9.5 million verdict for the family of a woman killed by a defectively designed belt during a low-speed collision at a Bronx intersection.

Have you been seriously injured? You may be entitled to recover money.

We work on a contingency basis, which means that you don't pay a cent until you receive compensation, at which point you are charged a percentage of the settlement. There is no fee for our services unless a recovery is won.

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