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

There are nearly 2 million rear-end collisions on U.S. roads every year, the vast majority of which are entirely preventable. If every motorist chose to follow the rules of the road, drive in a predictable manner, and remain alert at all times, there would be at least 500,000 fewer injuries and 1,700 fewer traffic fatalities...Read More

If you were hurt in a car accident, you may want to turn to your friends and followers on social media for support. You might have hundreds or even thousands of digital connections who can offer advice and encouragement during such a stressful time; however, if you intend to file a claim, it’s advisable to...Read More

A serious car accident can lead to exorbitant healthcare costs, and many victims are unable to earn an income while they recover. Fortunately, if you were injured or lost a family member in a collision, you may be entitled to compensation for economic and non-economic damages. Strong evidence is the key to winning your claim....Read More

If you were seriously injured in an auto accident, you may be entitled to compensation for property repairs, medical bills, and other damages. Unfortunately, the insurance company has incentive to minimize the value of your claim or to deny it outright. A seasoned car accident lawyer can make sure the insurance adjuster treats you fairly...Read More

Driving is an inherently dangerous activity. When you consider the average car weighs more than 4,000 pounds and the average speed limit (in New York) is nearly 60 mph, it’s no surprise that auto accidents are one of the leading causes of unintentional injury and death. If you were involved in a collision and you...Read More

New York follows a no-fault system regarding car accident claims, so drivers can usually recover compensation for medical expenses and lost income from their own insurance provider. But if your injuries qualify as “serious,” you may be able to file a third-party claim with the liable driver’s insurer. But what if the at-fault motorist fled...Read More

From redeeming coupons to checking social media statuses, there’s an app for just about everything. Although smartphones are often associated with distracted driving—and for good reason—there are actually apps out there that can reduce your risk of being involved in a car accident. Here are some of the more popular options: 1. Drive Safe Drive...Read More

There’s always a lot to do in the aftermath of a serious collision. Besides getting treatment for your injuries, you might also have to arrange alternative transportation, domestic help, and child care. If your injuries have left you sidelined from work, you may have to find a new way to pay your bills virtually overnight....Read More

Driver errors play a role in nearly 90 percent of all large truck accidents in the United States. That means after most truck crashes, either the trucker or another motorist is to blame. But depending on the circumstances, there are several other parties who may be held liable for damages including: The motor carrier; The...Read More