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2021-02-14: Updated: 2021-04-15 19:17:04 Westchester County Cop Injured in Crash by Woman Evading Car Stop with Infant in Her Car

By Robert "Bobby" O'Hare

2019-01-25: Updated: 2021-04-15 19:17:05 New York City Police Officer Accidentally Shot with in Face and Chest with Taser Gun by Sergeant is Not Entitled to Recover Damages

By Robert "Bobby" O'Hare

2016-02-05: Updated: 2021-04-15 19:17:06 New York Police Officer Recovers $1.5 Million for Slip and Fall on Snow Covered Front Steps While Responding to Burglar Alarm

By Robert "Bobby" O'Hare

2016-01-22: Updated: 2021-04-15 19:17:07 NYPD Sergeant Entitled to Line-of-Duty Pension Benefits

By Robert "Bobby" O'Hare

2016-01-08: Updated: 2021-04-15 19:17:08 Zadroga 9/11 Health and Compensation Act Reauthorized; Victims Compensation Fund Renewed

By Robert "Bobby" O'Hare

2015-11-18: Updated: 2021-04-15 19:17:09 Gun Shop Owner to Pay $5.73 Million to Two Police Officers Shot in the Line of Duty

By Robert "Bobby" O'Hare

2015-10-08: Updated: 2021-04-15 19:17:11 New York Courts Consider When an NYPD Officer Can Sue for Line-of-Duty Motor Vehicle Injuries

By O'Hare Parnagian, LLP

2015-10-05: Updated: 2021-04-15 19:17:12 Paramedic Fired for Legitimate Non-Discriminatory Reason

By Robert "Bobby" O'Hare

2015-07-12: Updated: 2021-04-15 19:17:13 NYPD Officer Can Bring Lawsuit Against the City for Line-of-Duty Injuries

By O'Hare Parnagian, LLP

2015-02-22: Updated: 2021-04-15 19:17:14 Federal Death Benefit for Fallen Officers, Firefighters, and First Responders Increased to $339,310 for 2015

By Robert "Bobby" O'Hare

Robert “Bobby” O’Hare

Bobby O’Hare is a former NYPD Police Officer and Sergeant, EMT for the New York City Emergency Medical Service (EMS), and member of the largest volunteer ambulance service in New York. After getting seriously injured off-duty, he was forced to retire from the NYPD and chose to pursue a legal career, going on to work for some of the largest law firms in the country and handling many complex litigations. For more than two decades, Bobby has fought for the rights of those who have been seriously injured or killed through no fault of their own, including New York police officers and their families injured by perpetrators, reckless drivers, property owners, and acts of medical malpractice. He counsels police officers and first responders on their right to sue for their injuries under New York law, and brings suits against the negligent actors, and the state, counties, cities, towns, villages, or agencies for which the officers and first responders work.