Legal Question in Personal Injury in New York

The question is how bad are the burns?

You may, depending upon where the grating is located, who is responsible for it and the degree of injury.

You may have a case. I would like to see photos of where the grating is and if there are any warning signs. I handle these type of cases on a contingency basis so please feel free to check out my web site and contact me. If for any reason a munipality is involved, there is a requirement to serve a Notice of Claim within 90 days of the accident.

I am very sorry for your terrible ordeal.

You probably have a case but it depends on a number of factors. Some preliminary questions I have are: 1) how severe are your child's burns; 2) were there any warning signs about the grating; 3) is the grating located on the bank's building or is it in a location that would involve another business or municipality like the city; and 4) do you have photos of your child's burns and the grating.

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Quite possibly, yes. Consult a lawyer. Best, M. E. Zuller