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Who Is Responsible If I Get Injured at John F. Kennedy International Airport?

Posted in Personal Injury on July 24, 2024

John F. Kennedy International Airport is one of the busiest airports in the world. Nearly three million passengers go through JFK every month. With that many people coming and going, it’s not surprising that there are many accidents and injuries. Many injured victims often wonder about what to do after an accident at John F…. read more

Do You Need a Front License Plate in New York?

Posted in New York Law on July 8, 2024

License plates are identifiers that link specific cars to their owners and help authorities track and combat illicit behaviors, whether moving violations or large-scale crimes. They also allow citizens to identify other drivers, whether they want to report illegal behavior or need to know who was involved in a car accident, for example. Every state… read more

What Are My Options if I’m a Tourist and Get Injured in NYC?

Posted in Personal Injury on July 3, 2024

Tens of millions of people visit New York City each year. They come from around the country and the world. People visit the city for business, vacations, family, and friends. Whatever the reason for your visit to New York City, an accident or injury can turn your trip into a nightmare. Understanding your options as… read more

Types of Commercial Driver’s Licenses in New York

Posted in Truck Accidents on June 27, 2024

Unless you have already applied for or received a commercial driver’s license, you may not be aware that there is more than one type of CDL. A commercial license is needed to drive any kind of commercial vehicle, but exactly which type of CDL a person needs depends on what kind of vehicle they plan… read more

What Should I Do If I Get Injured at the 2024 NYC Pride Parade?

Posted in Personal Injury on June 20, 2024

The 2024 NYC Pride Parade is scheduled for June 30, 2024. Also happening that day are the PrideFest street fair and Bliss Days. The city expects thousands of people to participate in the Pride March and other events. With that many participants and the possibility of protesters, attendees could be injured at the Pride Parade…. read more

What Happens if I Get Injured at Central Park?

Posted in Premises Liability on June 10, 2024

Central Park is a lovely oasis in the urban jungle of  New York City. Once you suffer an injury there, however, it stops being fun. Indeed, it might even turn deadly. Although it’s possible to file a personal injury lawsuit, unusual restrictions apply, and the legal basis of compensation is surprisingly complex.  Claims vs…. read more

Secrets of Accident Claims Against GEICO Revealed!

Posted in Car Accidents on June 6, 2024

Founded in 1948 as the Government Employees Insurance Company, GEICO today has over 16 million active auto insurance policies covering over 25 million vehicles. This makes it one of the top ten largest auto insurance companies in the United States. Chances are that you or someone you know has an insurance policy through GEICO. The… read more

Are Lottery Winners Required to Reveal Their Identities in NYC?

Posted in New York Law on April 12, 2024

Once in a while, a lottery ticket holder takes home a jackpot. However, the excitement of hitting the jackpot is often accompanied by the daunting prospect of public exposure. Many lottery winners grapple with the difficult decision of whether to reveal their identities or shield themselves from the spotlight. In this blog post, we delve… read more

What Are 10 Common Kinds of Disabilities?

Posted in Personal Injury on March 22, 2024

Whether it’s due to a congenital or degenerative condition or an injury, visible or invisible, life with a disability requires incredible strength and resilience. A variety of programs help disabled adults and children with everything from medical care and utilities to income. Military members may receive compensation through Veterans Affairs (VA) for service-related disabilities. New… read more

How Often Does Someone Die in a New York Car Accident?

Posted in Car Accidents on February 16, 2024

As car accidents are a leading cause of death in Americans under 54 years old, it’s easy to see why driving is considered one of the most dangerous activities people do each day. While anyone on the road is at risk of being injured in an accident, some areas are more dangerous than others —… read more

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