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Personal Injury Summer Edition Part II: Boating Safety

Recreational boating accidents happen more often than you may imagine. In 2017, the U.S. Coast Guard counter 4,291 accidents that involved 658 deaths, 2,629 injuries and approximately $46 million dollars of damage to property as a result…

Personal Injury Summer Edition Part I: Motorcycle Safety

Motorcycle Accidents

Summer time presents a beautiful opportunity to ride your motorcycle or take out your scooter and enjoy a few care free days. However, as more people are out and about, the chance of getting hurt from these summer activities also tends to…

This Uber Accident May Set a Precedent for Self-Driving Cars

Car & Truck Accidents

Uber made national news in March after a pedestrian was struck and killed by a self-driving Uber vehicle in Tempe, AZ. Uber’s self-driving vehicle was a Volvo XC90 SUV and was equipped with an autonomous mode and sensor system.

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E-Bikes, Scooters & EVs: What You Need to Know About Safety and Liability

As warmer weather returns, so do e-bikes, electric scooters, and other battery-powered rides across New York City streets. While they’re convenient, eco-friendly, and increasingly popular, they also come with real risks, particularly when it comes to accidents, fires,...

March is Brain Injury Awareness Month – Why These Injuries Are Often Overlooked in Personal Injury Cases

When people think of serious injuries after an accident, they often picture broken bones, visible wounds, or surgeries that require lengthy hospital stays. But one of the most serious and life-altering injuries—traumatic brain injury (TBI)—is also one of the most...

Burn Injuries: Will Your Settlement Cover Long-Term Costs?

February 1–7 marked Burn Awareness Week, a time to recognize the serious and often lifelong challenges faced by burn injury survivors. While some injuries heal with time, burns are uniquely complex – both medically and financially. From multiple surgeries to lasting...

Injured During a Recreational Activity? Waivers Don’t Always Take Away Your Rights

As the summer heat kicks in, more people are heading out to enjoy recreational activities like boating, poolside fun, waterparks, amusement parks, and adventure sports.

When to File a Personal Injury Suit vs. Workers’ Compensation Claim

When you’re injured at work and considering legal action, it’s not always clear whether to pursue a Workers’ Compensation claim or a personal injury lawsuit.

New York Labor Laws Promote Safer Construction Sites

In light of these deaths, it’s important to address some of the criticism surrounding New York’s Labor Laws.

Why Taking Early Legal Action Can Make or Break Your Injury Case

When someone you love is seriously injured, the last thing on your mind is hiring a lawyer. You’re focused on your loved one’s care, and understandably so.

Common Winter Accidents

Along with the many joys that the winter season brings us such as festivities with friends and family, travel and engaging in winter sports, the season comes with its own set of injuries that are common during the winter.

Three Common Thanksgiving Accidents

Thanksgiving is around the corner and we’re all excited to spend time with our loved ones. While the family and feasting may be at the forefront of our minds, there are some accidents that are more likely to happen during this time of year…

Semi-Truck Car Accidents- Avoiding Blind Spots and Who’s at Fault

According to the Federal Motor Safety Administration, between 2014 and 2016, the United States had a total of 2,497 accidents involving a large truck while the vehicle was in transport.

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While no one hopes an accident occurs to them, it is best to be prepared for if it ever does. We strive to educate our clients and our community to protect them from further damages after the accident has occurred. Browse through our library below to learn more.