Join legal expert Michael Joseph as he delves into the formative experiences shaping his justice perspective. From his upbringing in the vibrant community of Coop City to navigating the diverse neighborhoods of New York City, Michael reflects on how these environments influenced his approach to law and advocacy. In this episode, he shares anecdotes from his journey, including pivotal moments at Tulane University Law School and the inspiration behind his focus on personal injury, commercial litigation, and criminal defense. Discover the ethos driving Michael's legal practice, rooted in providing accessible services and fostering trust with clients facing adversity. Gain insights into the intersection of personal history and professional dedication as Michael discusses the role of lawyers in promoting social and economic justice in contemporary society. 

In this episode, legal expert Michael Joseph provides a comprehensive overview of navigating the complex terrain of personal injury law. Michael offers invaluable insights into common causes, liability determinations, and crucial steps for victims, from car and rideshare accidents to construction mishaps and product liability claims. Through engaging discussions and real-life examples, listeners understand the intricacies of pursuing compensation for injuries sustained in various scenarios. Whether you're seeking advice following a recent accident or are interested in understanding the nuances of personal injury litigation, this episode is vital for anyone navigating the aftermath of injury-related incidents.

In this episode of Trial Talk, legal expert Michael Joseph discusses medical malpractice. He explains that medical malpractice occurs when a doctor fails to meet the standards of a reasonably competent doctor, leading to harm or worsening of a patient's condition. Examples include failure to recognize a condition, improper treatment, or taking actions that harm the patient. Michael highlights sepsis cases as a common example where the timely administration of broad-spectrum antibiotics is crucial to prevent patient deterioration.

In this episode of Trial Talk, host Matt Skye sits down with seasoned attorney Michael Joseph to discuss the rising number of car accident cases in New York. As COVID restrictions ease, more pedestrians are on the streets, increasing both car accidents and pedestrian injuries. Michael highlights the most common types of injuries resulting from these incidents, including fractures, knee injuries, shoulder injuries, and various twisting injuries from falls. Tune in for valuable insights from a legal expert on the implications of these trends and their impact on personal injury cases.

In this episode of Trial Talk, host Matt Skye sits down with experienced New York City personal injury trial attorney Michael Joseph to discuss the prevalence of pedestrian accidents in New York State. Michael highlights the inherent risks pedestrians face due to the bustling streets of cities like Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens, emphasizing that accidents are a reality stemming from human distractions and inattention. NYC Pedestrian accident lawyers Michael Joseph discusses what to do if you are a pedestrian that gets hit by a car, as well as who pays the medical bills of pedestrians that are hit by cars in New York.  Our Manhattan pedestrian accident lawyer also discusses when pedestrians that are hit by cars can sue for their injuries. The conversation shifts to the most common injuries suffered by pedestrians in these accidents, including knee injuries, fractures, shoulder injuries, and back and neck injuries. Michael shares insights on the importance of legal representation for victims and the need for social justice in addressing these issues.

In this episode of Trial Talk, Christine interviews seasoned New York trial attorney Michael Joseph, who shares valuable insights into construction site accidents and legal protections for injured workers. With over 20 years in personal injury, commercial litigation, and criminal defense, Michael provides an in-depth look at common construction accident causes, such as unsafe ladders, scaffolds, falling objects, and slips or trips. He highlights the legal responsibilities of contractors and landowners to ensure safe work environments, explaining that breaches of safety regulations can lead to liability. A key focus of the discussion is New York’s Ladder Law (Labor Law 240), which mandates safe conditions for workers at elevations. Michael clarifies that workers injured due to unsafe equipment can sue, even if their employer provided the equipment. The episode also covers when construction workers can sue for injuries under New York's labor law for violations, including New York's Ladder Law, with specific exceptions for residential projects.

Michael also addresses unique accident cases, including falling objects and trench collapses, and the federal protections for marine construction workers under the Longshore Harbor Workers' Compensation Act, which can offer higher compensation than state workers' comp..

In this episode of Trial Talk, attorney Michael Joseph dives into the legal complexities surrounding rideshare and food delivery accidents in New York. He explains who is responsible for medical bills depending on the status of the driver—whether they're on the app, off the app, transporting people, or delivering food. Our NYC ride share lawyer discusses when passengers in a ride share, such as Uber or Lyft can sue for injuries in a car accident. Michael emphasizes the importance of timely filing for no-fault benefits and highlights the different protections available for passengers and drivers in various scenarios, including uninsured motorist coverage and supplemental underinsured motorist coverage. Listeners learn why it's critical to consult an attorney early to avoid missing key deadlines and losing out on benefits.

In this episode of Trial Talk, host Kevin Rosenquist sits down with seasoned New York trial attorney Michael Joseph to discuss what to do if you're hit by a car. They explore key legal rights for pedestrians, the responsibilities of drivers, and how fault is determined in various scenarios. Topics include crossing inside or outside crosswalks, filing claims against municipalities or bus companies, handling hit-and-run accidents, and the importance of immediate medical attention. Michael offers practical advice on navigating complex legal situations and emphasizes the urgency of contacting a lawyer quickly after an accident.

In this episode of Trial Talk, host Kevin Rosenquist and experienced New York trial attorney Michael Joseph discuss the legal rights of construction workers, especially undocumented workers, injured on job sites. They cover New York’s labor laws, including the "Ladder Law" (Labor Law 240) and Labor Law 241, emphasizing contractor and landowner responsibilities for safety. Michael explains how injured workers can seek compensation and outlines the importance of filing claims on time, especially for public job sites or cases where the employer lacks workers’ compensation insurance. Practical advice is offered on reporting accidents and protecting your legal rights.

In this episode, host Kevin Rosenquist and experienced attorney Michael Joseph discuss the alarming rise in New York City construction worker fatalities, which reached 30 deaths in 2023 - the highest in a decade. Michael Joseph shares insights on the primary causes, legal challenges, and potential solutions to improve construction site safety.

In this episode, host Kevin Rosenquist and experienced New York trial attorney Michael Joseph discuss the legal landscape for police officers in New York City and throughout New York State, who suffer injuries in the line of duty. Michael explains the unique benefits and legal rights available to injured police officers in New York, including line of duty benefits, General Municipal Law 205E, and uninsured motorist provisions. Michael answers the most commonly asked questions concerning when can New York City Police Officers (N.Y.P.D.) sue for injuries sustained on the job.