Radio City Music Hall Accidents

New York City is home to one of the most famous concert venues in the world – Radio City Music Hall. Hundreds of artists, sports superstars, and entertainers have performed and played there and millions have attended to watch them. But as the crowds increase, especially now post COVID pandemic, with lines running on both sides of the building to get into the venue, so does the potential Radio City Music Hall accidents.

If you get injured at or next to Radio City Music Hall you may be entitled to collect compensation for your pain and suffering. Claims against Radio City Music Hall can be complicated, because you often need to prove that Radio City Music Hall employees and staff had notice of the defective condition that caused your accident. Furthermore, during a performance there are other vendors, such as security, food sellers, etc., who could be on the premises but who do not work for Radio City Music Hall. Therefore, you should enlist the help of a personal injury lawyer who can help you in case of an accident at Radio City Music Hall, and that attorney is Irene H .Gabo, at the Law Office of Irene H. Gabo, P.C.

What Are Some Common Accidents that Occur at Radio City Music Hall?

Accidents at Radio City Music Hall occur due to the numerous flights of stairs, large crowds, tight spaces, and dim lighting. The most common types of accidents that occur at Radio City Music Hall include:

• Staircase accidents: Due to its large size and layout, Radio City Music Hall has many levels, floors and rows of seating. Most people access these by using the stairs. If these are poorly maintained, people may get injured.
• Slip and Fall or Trip and Fall Accidents (inside the arena): Visitors can easily get hurt in a slip and/or trip, and fall accident. The hall may have broken flooring, newly polished floors, wet bathrooms, raised carpets, or even spilled food or drink as there are many vendors who sell merchandise and food.
• Slip and Fall or Trip and Fall Accidents (outside the arena): Radio City Music Hall also has a duty to keep the outside of the hall free of dangerous conditions. If you ever stood on line to get in, with lines running for several blocks, you know that there can be ice accumulation on sidewalk abutting the hall, standing water near entrances and exits due to rainy or snowy weather, and broken sidewalks which could lead to slip and fall, and/or trip and fall accidents.
• Poor Visibility Accidents: Dim lighting can make it hard to see and can lead to accidents. For example, if one gets up during the performance to go to the bathroom. Radio City Music Hall have an obligation to ensure that stairways and property areas are adequately lit.
• Assaults: In large concert halls, where alcohol is freely sold, crowds tend to get disorderly and may result in fistfights, pushing, and related injuries that security should be able to monitor and prevent.

What Are Some Common Injuries that Can Occur?

Some injuries are minor like scrapes and bruises, while other injuries are more severe. Injuries that may result from these accidents at Radio City Music Halls are:

• Broken or fractured arms, wrists, fingers
• Broken or fractured ankles, toes
• Facial injuries such as broken nose, facial lacerations, and broken or cracked teeth
• Back injuries
• Neck injuries
• Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBI)

If you or someone you know has experienced any of these accidents or suffered from one of these injuries at the Radio City Music Hall, you may be entitled to compensation for your medical bills, lost wages (past and future), loss of quality of life, and pain suffering (mental and physical). Call the Law Office of Irene H. Gabo, P.C at (800) 560-0214 to learn more about protecting your legal rights and filing a personal injury claim.

What Should You Do After an Accident at Radio City Music Hall

Liability for your injury will depend on the conditions that existed at Radio City Music Hall prior to your accident. For example, the concert venue may be liable if it was responsible for the action that led to your injury. On the other hand, third parties such as maintenance and cleaning companies, concession stand owners and employees, or other visitors may have caused or permitted the dangerous condition to remain on the property. In some cases, more than one party could be at fault.

Figuring out who to sue may be complicated, thus, it is important to consult with our experienced Radio City Music Hall personal injury lawyer Irene H. Gabo, Esq. at the Law Office of Irene H. Gabo, P.C., to make sure your claim is preserved early in the proceedings. See our proven track record of success representing those injured by reading client’s testimonials at www.gabolaw.com or on Facebook under “Gabo Law”. We have all 5 star reviews because we care about our clients and work hard to get them the maximum compensation.

How a Personal Injury Attorney Can Help

You do not have to face Radio City’s attorneys alone. Our personal injury attorney Irene H. Gabo, Esq. can help you with every aspect of your case. For more information concerning Radio City Music Hall accidents, please call (800) 560-0214 for a free consultation.