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Stay in the Loop: Roundabout Safety

Written by Lisa Coppola on March 15, 2024. Posted in Car Accident, Personal Injury.

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 fatality...

Driving at Dawn & Dusk – Strategies for Staying Safe

Written by Lisa Coppola on December 22, 2022. Posted in Personal Injury.

Whether you’re driving with the sun in your eyes or in complete darkness, driving at dawn, dusk, and night time presents unique challenges for drivers. We at The Coppola Firm feel your pain, and we’re here to help as...

Snow is Falling – Some Friendly Reminders

Written by Lisa Coppola on December 17, 2020. Posted in Personal Injury.

There’s no doubt that 2020 has thrown us a lot of curveballs. One thing that hasn’t changed this year? Snow arriving in Western New York. Driving during snowy and icy conditions increases the risk of an accident. The best way...

Car Accident While Riding in an Uber?

Written by Lisa Coppola on November 17, 2020. Posted in Personal Injury.

Ridesharing apps like Uber and Lyft are an affordable, convenient, and usually safe way to get around. However, just like riding in any car, there’s a chance that an accident could occur. In a lot of ways, the legal proceedings...

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Fall on Ice? Do This First.

Written by Lisa Coppola on February 18, 2020. Posted in Business, Personal Injury.

We’re in the thick of winter here in Western New York, which means we’re no stranger to the risk of falling on ice. The unfortunate reality is that slips and falls can lead to serious and lasting injuries. For this reason,...

It’s Buffalo (so, yes, there’s snow)

Written by Lisa Coppola on November 11, 2019. Posted in Litigation, Personal Injury.

We’re in for the first significant snow and ice of the season over the next 24 hours, so it’s useful to consider how to avoid a fender bender or a more serious accident. Follow these well-known – but sometimes...

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