Manhattan New York Personal Injury Lawyers

Manhattan is the most populated County in the United States with approximately 66,940 residents living in each square mile, resulting in a population of 1,537,195 in a 22.96 mile area (according to the 2000 Census).

Although Manhattan has countless well known landmarks and tourist attractions such as the Chrysler Building, Empire State Building, and Rockefeller Center, it is also know for being the headquarters of the United Nations and having the largest business district in the country, which includes the NASDAQ and the New York Stock Exchange.

Upscale shops and boutiques located on Madison Avenue, Fifth Avenue, and Park Avenue attract many people, some of which who visit Manhattan from far away just to do some shopping.

Cultural attractions which may appeal to people of all ages include the Guggenheim Museum, designed by famed architect Frank Lloyd Wright, as well as the Metropolitan Museum of Art which houses art from all over the world, including Africa, Egypt, Asia and the United States.

Broadway is the place for your theater experience, with a variety of performances going on, including outstanding plays such as Chicago, the Lion King and Phantom of the Opera. Times Square, once known as Longacre Square was renamed after the New York Times Building in 1904. It was that year that the tradition dropping of the ball on New Years Eve began.

Manhattan Resources

Manhattan Personal Injury Resource Center

5 Ken was my relentless advocate every step of the way

I was facing a life with a marked physical disability and unable to work, but things changed for the better the moment I called Ken Halperin. Ken was my relentless advocate every step of the way with his cool and calm personality. I can't thank Ken and everyone from Wingate Russotti and Shapiro enough because without all their hard work this settlement would have never gotten done.
- Daniel L.

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