You would not have seen it on your calendar, but Western New York is currently in the midst of its 100 Deadliest Days. This is not due to higher temperatures or increased time around the water. Rather, the time from Memorial Day to Labor Day is known as the 100 Deadliest Days for teen drivers. ...Read More

Motorcycle safety is important no matter how you look at it.  You must protect yourself on the road, and passenger vehicle drivers need to be on the lookout for motorcyclists. Motorcycles offer a thrilling and liberating experience, attracting millions of enthusiasts around the world. However, with the freedom and excitement comes an increased level of...Read More

What is a “No-Fault” State? There can be many different expenses covered by no-fault automobile accidents. New York is one of a number of states that is considered a “No-Fault” state.  This means that after a motor vehicle accident, an injured person’s own insurance company pays for medical treatment.  They will also cover other out-of-pocket...Read More

Preserving evidence is imperative to any claim resulting from a motor vehicle accident.  Courts have defined spoliation as the destruction or significant alteration of evidence, or the failure to preserve for another’s use as evidence in pending or reasonably foreseeable litigation. Intentional and accidental destruction can cause a spoliation issue.  Non-intentional or negligent loss of...Read More

There’s always a lot to do in the wake of a serious wreck. From arranging alternative transportation to getting someone to cover your shifts at work, being involved in a car accident can add dozens of tasks to an already-full schedule. Regardless of just how busy you are, though, you shouldn’t forego a visit to...Read More

If you were seriously hurt because someone failed to act with reasonable care—or intentionally caused you harm—you may be entitled to monetary damages. By bringing a personal injury claim, it might be possible to recover compensation for lost income, healthcare bills, pain and suffering, and other compensatory damages. Depending on the circumstances, it might also...Read More

Serious car accident injuries can derail every aspect of a person’s life. Not only do they cause physical limitations—some of which may be permanent—but they can also drain you emotionally and devastate you financially. While recovering monetary damages won’t restore your health or erase the trauma you’re facing, it could at least help you put...Read More

There’s always a lot to in the wake of a wreck, from securing alternative transportation to repairing the damage. It’s so easy to get caught up in the minutia, in fact, that victims often forget to take care of themselves. Regardless of the circumstances, though, your first priority following an accident should be your health....Read More

Impact injuries—like those sustained in motor-vehicle collisions—aren’t always immediately apparent. Internal bleeding might not manifest any symptoms for days, for example, whereas brain damage may not be apparent for weeks. As such, it’s not uncommon for car accident victims to put off seeking medical care. If you were recently involved in a wreck and you...Read More

If you were hurt in a car accident through no fault of your own, you may be entitled to compensation for medical bills and other economic and non-economic damages. To avoid disputes and give your claim the best chance of success, you must take reasonable steps to facilitate your medical recovery. This is called “mitigating...Read More