Car Accidents

12 hurt after car crashes onto Brooklyn sidewalk

12 people were injured when a car drove on to a sidewalk and into scaffolding in Brooklyn last Saturday night.  The car accident happened at Utica Avenue and Church Avenue in East Flatbush. Several of the injured pedestrians were grandmothers, mothers and children.  Due to a potential shortage of insurance to cover the losses in this accident,

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Morgan Levine Hired to Fight for Change After Beloved Mother Killed

Morgan Levine was retained earlier today to represent the family of Lillian Cruz, the beloved mother who was struck and killed last month at the intersection of Hamilton Street and Court Street in Brooklyn.  She was struck by an 18 wheel tractor trailer who was cited by the police for driving with an obstructed and

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Motorcyclist and Bicyclist Injured in Accident in the Bronx

A motorcyclist and bicyclist were injured Wednesday after a collision in the University Heights section of the Bronx earlier today.    The motorcyclist lost control of his vehicle and struck a pedestrian at 2180 Cedar Ave. about 1 p.m., the NYPD said. Both victims were taken to St. Barnabas Hospital, where they were listed in serious condition. Morgan

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Morgan Levine Focusing on Hit and Run Car Accidents in New York

Morgan Levine is now focusing on representing people injured or killed in hit and run car accidents in New York City. Many law firms refuse to take on cases involving hit and run accidents.  Morgan Levine welcomes these cases and invests significant time and resources into finding insurance to cover these accidents. Taja Johnson, a

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Zone of Death: Washington Heights’ 28-block-wide Zone has Claimed 11 Pedestrians over 3 years

The narrow area, bordered by 164th St. to the south, 192nd St. to the north and the Hudson and Harlem Rivers, holds the lethal distinction as the location of one of the worst clusters of pedestrian fatalities in Manhattan. A 28-block-wide Corridor of Death along the east-west approaches to the George Washington Bridge in Washington

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