Michael E. Greenspan

On November 11, 2019, scaffolding on the 18th floor of an in-progress Hudson Yards New York City skyscraper collapsed. Two workers who were on the scaffolding were taken to the hospital to be treated for injuries alongside two other injured workers. New York City’s Department of Buildings ordered a temporary work stoppage for the skyscraper and all other Hudson Yard projects in the skyscraper’s development. Local New York media confirmed that the accident appeared to be the first one to occur within the $25 billion development. However, it was later discovered that many other accidents had been reported within the Hudson Yard development. After construction began on the Hudson Yards devel... […]

Abogado Michael Greenspan | 888-392-6439 | Consulta gratis https://youtu.be/cqkjXaOE_2s Todos merecen ser tratados de manera justa por las compañías de seguros después de un accidente automovilístico o una lesión en el lugar de trabajo. Desafortunadamente, esto no siempre sucede. Las compañías de seguros a veces engañan a los hispanohablantes para que firmen los documentos incorrectos y pierdan sus derechos a una indemnización total. Este video presenta a Michael Greenspan, abogado en Lesiones Personales quien ejerce en White Plains, Nueva York al bufete de Greenspan & Greenspan, quien reiteró que se debe revisar los formularios de seguro con un abogado bilingüe antes de firmar cu... […]

Never flee the scene of the accident. There is an element of fear behind hit and runs; no one wants to get “caught.” However, trying to flee can only make things much, much worse. Such was the case in a recent accident in Hoboken, NJ, involving a 66-year-old driver, a collision into a building, and then a subsequent fleeing only to accidentally hit a pedestrian on a sidewalk. What Does the Law Say About Hit-and-Run Accidents? Parties involved deserve a chance to be represented well. The fact is the Hoboken pedestrian would’ve not had been left with several fractures in that accident had the 66-year-old driver tried not to flee the scene. However, that is an isolated event. Drivers involved... […]

The person you should not trust after a car accident is called a runner. It may seem like they are offering a helpful service, but the truth is, they are breaking the law. What Are “Runners”? A legal “runner” is someone who targets a particular personal injury victim in the hopes of obtaining contact information, so either an attorney or a representative of an attorney can contact the potential case—essentially snatching the case from out of nowhere for representation leading to a hopeful lawsuit. They’re sometimes called “ambulance chasers” for good reason. What this means for the victim is that someone might contact them while they are still in the hospital recovering. This person wil... […]

Every motorcyclist knows the incredible and exhilarating feeling you get from riding out on the open road on a gorgeous day. USA Today has reported that there are 8.5 million registered motorcyclists out there across America, and around 14% are women. Riding is fun, it is empowering, and it much easier on the pocketbook when it comes to gas. With that said, motorcycling is also extremely dangerous, especially while riding on major highways or in inclement weather. So many dangerous accidents happen suddenly to even the best riders, and the most common serious injury for motorcyclists is the head injury. For this reason, between 1967- 1976 the federal Department of Transportation ticketed ri... […]