Social media has made it easier than ever to stay connected. Just look at your current newsfeed; before Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, people actually had to attend their high school reunions to see how old friends were doing. Today, your high school acquaintances—and college friends, coworkers, and loved ones—are just a few clicks away. We...Read More

Unintentional injuries are a leading cause of death in the United States. In 2016 alone, more than 160,000 people sustained fatal injuries in unanticipated accidents. That means tens of thousands of families had to cope with the tragedy of losing a loved one, often due to the negligence or intentional wrongdoing of another person. In...Read More

If you’re like most adults in the U.S., missing a single week of work would cause you to fall behind on essential bills. According to CBS News, nearly 80 percent of American workers live paycheck to paycheck. That means if you develop an unanticipated illness or injury, your financial security could be in jeopardy even if...Read More

Suffering a personal injury is difficult not only because of physical pain, but because of the often-complicated legal process that may follow. The moments immediately following a personal injury are often full of adrenaline, pain and confusion. The days, weeks and months following the injury may be spent navigating a complex legal system in order...Read More

Accidents happen every day, at work, school or even while you are just strolling down the sidewalk in Buffalo. Often, they happen because of someone else’s negligence. When you suffer an injury because another individual was careless or reckless, like a distracted driver, you should not have to bear the burden of high medical expenses,...Read More

People who violate the law on a fairly regular basis know authorities will probably catch up with them someday. As a result, the most strategic offenders—typically those who break the law to earn a living, whether by shoplifting, selling drugs, or engaging in prostitution—have a criminal defense lawyer on speed dial. But no one ever...Read More

Most Americans live paycheck to paycheck, so missing just a few weeks of work due to an injury is enough to fall behind on essential bills. Even a relatively well-off individual can find it challenging to make ends meet after being sidelined from work and accruing steep medical bills. Fortunately, if your injury was caused...Read More