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Building Code Violations in NYC Slip and Fall Cases - Samantha Kucher
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From Kucher Law Group – Building Code Violations in NYC Slip and Fall Cases explores how building code violations can play a critical role in premises liability claims throughout New York City. This episode examines how violations of the New York City Construction Codes, the Housing Maintenance Code, and the New York State Multiple Dwelling Law can help establish negligence when property owners fail to maintain safe conditions for visitors and residents.
Listeners will discover the types of hazards that commonly contribute to slip and fall accidents, including stairway violations, inadequate lighting, damaged flooring, missing handrails, and sidewalk hazards. The discussion explains how the NYC Department of Buildings (DOB) documents violations, why these records matter, and how they can become valuable evidence when pursuing a personal injury claim in Brooklyn, Kings County, and across New York City.
The episode also covers the essential steps to take after a slip and fall accident, from documenting the scene and seeking medical attention to preserving evidence and understanding how building safety records can strengthen a case. It highlights the importance of connecting a specific building code violation to the accident while explaining how negligence is evaluated in premises liability matters.
Featuring insights from the team at Kucher Law Group, including Samantha Kucher, Michael Roitman, and Alex Rybakov, this episode offers practical information for anyone seeking to better understand building code violations, property owner responsibilities, and the legal principles that shape slip and fall claims in New York City.
Kucher Law Group
463 Pulaski St #1c, Brooklyn, NY 11221
(929) 563-6780