A jury should decide whether New York City is liable for a bicyclist-pedestrian accident on the Brooklyn Bridge walkway that bikers and walkers share, a judge has decided.
Brooklyn Supreme Court Justice Reginald Boddie on May 4 denied the city’s motion for summary dismissal of the personal injury suit brought by attorney Donald Olenick, who contends in Olenick v. City of New York, 23466/11, that the city’s negligence caused his July 2010 accident.
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