Proving Lost Wages in an Accident Case
New York and New Jersey laws protect your rights to compensation. Keep reading to learn more about proving lost wages in an accident case.
5 Steps to Take After an New York City - New Jersey Bicycle Accident
Your actions after an accident affects your insurance settlement. Here are 5 steps to take after an NYC-NJ bicycle accident.
How Do You Prove a Traumatic Brain Injury in Court?
To prove a traumatic brain injury in court, your case must meet a few elements backed by evidence. Click to learn more.
Another NYC Pedestrian Struck And Killed by Vehicle
NYC Pedestrian Is Struck and Killed By Vehicle in April 2021
Should I Sue for Road Rash in New Jersey?
Should I Sue for Road Rash in New Jersey?
How to Prove Negligence After a New York Motorcycle Accident
You prove negligence after a New York motorcycle accident by establishing specific events that occurred through evidence. Click here to learn more
What You Need to Know About Motorcycle Accidents in New York
Motorcycle accidents are dangerous. Before your next ride, ensure that you stay safe and know the law. Click here to find out more.
How Do I Pay for My Medical Expenses After An Accident?
Insurance companies pay for your medical expenses after an accident. Avoid making common mistakes and when to get a lawyer involved. Click here to learn more.
Helpful Tips to Stay Safe While Shoveling Snow
With the winter snow storms upon us, we wanted to make sure you are staying safe while shoveling snow during the recent downfalls. Unfortunately, many people sustain injuries while shoveling snow. A 2015 study found that an average of 11,500 people go to emergency rooms in the United States...
How Much Is My Car Accident Injury Case Worth?
Your car accident injury case is worth the amount of losses you suffered from another party’s negligence. Some other factors and limitations affect the outcome of your case. Click here to learn more.
“Oh, the weather outside is frightful” – Snow & Ice Slip and Falls in New York City
New York City laws require property owners, business owners and property managers to remove ice, snow and other dangerous hazards from properties in a timely manner. If they fail to do so and you are injured in a fall, the property owner or manager could be held responsible for your injuries.
Construction Workers Injured on the Job Are Protected by New York Law
Working construction in New York can certainly be a dangerous line of work. Construction accidents that occur at construction sites can happen suddenly and without warning. Studies show that construction workers make up about 27% of all work-related deaths in New York City. These tragedies increase during a boom in construction activity and developments, as more workers are employed at construction sites throughout the area.