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Do Landlords Have a Responsibility to Ensure Tenants are Protected from Assailants? Do Landlords Have to Provide Adequate Locks and Security Measures?

In New York, the answers are an unequivocal YES. Landlords have a responsibility to ensure tenants are protected from assailants. Landlords have to provide adequate locks and security measures. New...

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Are Waivers to Sue Enforceable?

In New York, a clearly written waiver to sue in a contract or agreement, may be enforceable, but many waivers will be deemed against public policy and not enforceable. Below...

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What is the “Danger Invites Rescue” Doctrine?

The “danger invites rescue” doctrine is a legal principle that holds a person responsible for damages if their negligence creates a hazardous situation that prompts someone else to attempt a...

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Assumption of Risk and It’s Impact on Lawsuits

An injured person in New York can sue for damages when another person or entity negligently causes the damages. There are exceptions to the rule however, and one such exception...

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