Personal Injury

New York is home to many lakes and rivers, including two of the Great Lakes, as well as a smaller bodies of water throughout the state. According to New York’s 2023 Recreational Boating Report, there are 431,474 vess…

On June 4, 2024, the Grieving Families Act passed the New York Assembly by a vote of 125-21. Only one day later, the bill passed the Senate by a vote of 52-5. Now, legislators and constituents alike are waiting and wonderi…

Roundabouts are becoming more and more popular in the U.S. due to their added benefits, and across New York State, there are approximately 250 roundabouts. Their implementation has dramatically reduced serious injury and f…

Key Takeaways: Gain an understanding of what the definition of a tailgating accident is and what can happen. Learn reasons why drivers tailgate and how they frequently cause accidents. Find out what to do if a driver is ta…

Key takeaways: New York personal injury lawsuits can take anywhere from months to years to fully resolve. The seriousness of your injuries and the required medical treatment often determine how long your case will take, wi…

Key Takeaways: Black ice develops as a thin water layer solidifies on top of pre-existing ice, resulting in a surface that is sleek and resembles glass. Conditions that lead to black ice formation include early morning dew…

Slip-and-fall injuries can be more severe than you might think. The aftermath of this type of accident is much more than the immediate sting of hitting the ground. Instead, it is the lingering uncertainty and fear about wh…

According to the National Safety Council, falls account for approximately one-third of all preventable injuries, with over 6.8 million people suffering an injury from a fall in 2020 alone. Sometimes these falls are beyond …

Key Takeaways One-Bite Rule Application: In New York, you can sue if the dog had previously shown signs of aggression or had bitten someone before. This indicates that the owner was or should have been aware of the dog&#82…