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Posted in New York Law on July 11, 2022
There is a big difference between driving without a license and driving without a license on your person. Driving without a license means driving on a license that has been suspended or revoked. Alternatively, your license might have simply expired, and you never bothered to renew it. It might also mean you have never attempted… read more
Posted in New York Law on November 24, 2021
In the state of New York, over 100,000 people have to visit the hospital emergency room each year because of traffic accidents. Unfortunately, car accidents are also a leading cause of child deaths in the United States. That’s why child safety seat and booster seat laws were enacted: to help reduce the number of fatalities… read more
Posted in New York Law on October 28, 2021
Paying close attention to the road and other motorists is key to avoiding car accidents in New York. Unfortunately, research indicates accidents resulting from distracted driving have become increasingly common in recent years. The rise of cell phone and smartphone ownership is a major factor contributing to this trend. New York (both the state and… read more
Posted in New York Law on August 11, 2021
It’s extremely important to take all steps to protect yourself and others when operating a motor vehicle in a busy environment such as New York City. This is particularly true if you ride a motorcycle. If you’re involved in a New York City motorcycle accident, you may sustain major injuries. Wearing your helmet is one… read more
Posted in New York Law on May 28, 2021
Many of the personal injury claims in New York settle outside of court. The at-fault party accepts liability and agrees to compensate the victim of damages. The only matter left is for the parties to negotiate a settlement amount for the personal injury claim. In some cases, the parties cannot resolve the dispute through negotiations… read more
Posted in New York Law on May 14, 2021
Drunk driving is a serious offense in New York. If convicted of DWI (driving while intoxicated), you can face numerous penalties, including jail time and substantial fines. However, criminal penalties are not the only penalties you need to worry about. If you cause a drunk driving accident, injury victims may sue you for damages caused… read more
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