4/26/19 – Carmella C. Minelli and Anthony Minelli v. Harrah’s Resort Atlantic City Plaintiff claimed that she sustained serious personal injuries on June 2, 2013, as a result of tripping and falling while walking near the valet area at Harrah’s Atlantic City. Prior to filing an answer and the completion of discovery, Reena Shah filed

4/26/19- Margaret Cravello v. Quick Chek Corporation and Unifirst Corporation. Plaintiff alleges that on February 25, 2016, she was a patron at the Quick Chek located in Woodbridge, New Jersey. As she was exiting the store, she tripped and fell over a floor mat that she claims was not properly placed down. Plaintiff attributed her

1/10/19 – Bonnie Thompson v. Unifirst Corp., et al. Plaintiff claimed that she sustained serious personal injuries on January 15, 2016, as a result of tripping and falling over a floor mat in the vestibule area of her office building located at 80 Arkay Drive, Hauppauge, NY. Our client, Unifirst Corporation, provided floor mats at

The Insurance Defense Committee is dedicated to discussing issues of importance to the insurance defense bar, particularly with regard to automobile insurance including no-fault, tort thresholds, uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage and arbitration. The committee will be asked to provide comments to the NJSBA Board of Trustees on pending legislation, potential amicus curiae matters, proposed court rules

10/2/18 Utica Mutual Assurance Company v. Levern Steward. The underlying accident occurred on August 24, 2016 at or near the intersection of Furman Street and Fulton Street, Brooklyn, New York. The Police Report indicates that an individual fell asleep at the wheel and struck two (2) pedestrians, one of whom was Levern Steward. Counsel on

Coombes v. Shawmut Design & Construction and Apple, Inc. v. Rockmor Electric. The plaintiff contends that he was injured when he was attempting to exit a room located within the Apple, Inc. store under construction at Grand Central Terminal on October 26, 2011. Plaintiff was an electrician employed by our client Rockmor Electric and was

August 2018 Beraun-Soller v. Silvercup Scaffold Co. On February 18, 2016, plaintiff was performing a cut to a ceiling with a hand held circular saw as part of a renovation project at 381 S. 5th Street, Brooklyn, New York. He alleges that the power saw he was using struck something which caused the saw to

8/16/18 Jose A. Rivas v. Diagonal Realty LLC & SS Bridging & Scaffolding Inc. Plaintiff commenced a lawsuit against our client, SS Bridging & Scaffolding Inc. Plaintiff alleged personal injuries from a trip and fall on a sidewalk flag in Manhattan. Plaintiff also sued the landlord, Diagonal Realty. Plaintiff alleged that the sidewalk flag was

Rosenzwig v. Borycon-88M, Inc. et al. Plaintiffs allege that they sustained property damages to their home due during a renovation project that took place between November 2003 and September 2005. Plaintiffs retained Borycon -88M, Inc., owned by defendant Abramov to perform the renovation work. Borycom/Abramov retained our client, Vital Plumbing, Inc. to perform plumbing work

8/8/18 Paul DeMercurio v. 605 West 42nd Street Owner LLC, et. al. Plaintiff alleged violations of Labor Law 240(1), 241(6), 200, and general negligence against our clients 605 West 42nd Street Owner LLC and Tishman Construction Corporation of New York, arising out of an incident where plaintiff claimed he slipped on brown protective paper laid