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Are Long Island Nightclub Bouncers Getting Too Rough?

Injured in a Long Island nightclub by overly aggressive bouncers or security? Contact the personal injury lawyers at Goldstein and Bashner. Call 888-NYLAW12

Concert Injuries Becoming More Common in New York City and Long Island

Goldstein and Bashner are seeing more concert injuries at their law offices, many at all-day music festivals involving moshing, alcohol and large crowds of young people.

Katy Perry Concert Injuries--Long Island Lawyer

Long Island personal injury lawyer Neal Goldstein discusses injuries at a Katy Perry concert and tells what you need to know if you're injured at a concert.

Long Island Moshing-Long Island Lawyer says "Give Me A Break!"

Is moshing acceptable in any manner? What is the"right way" to mosh? Is it possible to do this in a safe manner? Check out this blog for more info

Drunk Fans Cause Injuries at NFL Football Game—Who’s Responsible?

What happens when you combine football, beer, and 70,000 avid fans? Someone is bound to get hurt, which is what happened to Rebecca Dunn at a Cincinnati Bengals game when two drunk fans fell on her. A similar scene played out several years ago at a New York Mets game. Whether the venue is Citifield, Madison Square Garden, Yankee Stadium or Nassau Coliseum, the question is the same--who is responsible for the actions of drunken fans at an event where alcohol is served? New York personal injury lawyer Neal Goldstein examines how to determine liability in this scenario.

Familiar with the Wall of Death? The Fun and Danger of Moshing

Pushing, shoving, trampling, flailing limbs, crashing bodies--welcome to the mosh pit. What some call fun has caused broken bones, trampled bodies, serious bruises and gashes, concussions, and, in the worst cases, even death. To find out how to get the compensation you deserve for an injury that occurred at a concert, call Goldstein and Bashner for a free consultation.

Beware! That Facebook Update Can Be Held Against You In Court

Pictures and posts on Facebook, MySpace, and other social networking websites can end up as evidence in court, as a recent New York case showed. Even if you delete it or have strict privacy setting set up, your posts could come back to ruin your case if you don't take proper precautions. At Goldstein and Bashner we understand how important the Internet has become and discuss its implications with our clients.

What to Know About "Moshing" and Concert Injuries

A dangerous form of dancing known as moshing, has led to numerous deaths and injuries at concerts. Our New York and Long Island Lawyers are dedicated to protecting and representing those who have been injured in accidents at concerts.