The Newman Firm, LLP

Could a property management company be held liable for your NYC slip and fall injuries? Under New York City Administrative Code Section 7-210, property owners bear a statutory duty to maintain abutting sidewalks in a reasonably safe condition, and management companies that assume maintenance obligations through contract may share in that liability. Courts examine whether the management company exercised control over sidewalk upkeep, negligently performed snow or ice removal, or failed to address dangerous conditions such as trip hazards exceeding one-half inch under Section 19-152. Establishing negligence in a premises liability claim requires prompt evidence gathering, including photographs of the defect, DOT inspection reports, maintenance logs, and medical records documenting your injuries. New York law imposes a three-year statute of limitations on personal injury actions, making timely legal guidance essential to preserving your right to pursue full compensation. We are prepared to evaluate your sidewalk accident case and help you hold negligent parties accountable, so contact us today for a free consultation. CONTACT: https://nyaccidentcase.com/contact/