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Posted in New York Law on April 3, 2023
Car accidents generate more personal injury claims than any other type of accident. If you suffer an injury from a car accident, you will naturally seek compensation for your medical expenses, lost earnings, and, perhaps, your intangible losses such as pain and suffering. Two auto accident compensation systems prevail in the United States: at-fault and… read more
Posted in Personal Injury on March 28, 2023
This blog post covers the difference between bodily injury liability and personal injury protection insurance coverage in New York State.Bodily injury vs. personal injury, in one context, refers to two types of car accident insurance. All drivers with vehicles registered in New York must purchase a certain mandatory minimum amount of auto insurance. Bodily injury… read more
Posted in Personal Injury on March 25, 2023
A personal injury claim is a legal action filed when an individual has been injured due to another person or entity’s negligence. If you or your loved one have been hurt and are considering filing a claim, understanding the process and knowing what to expect can be essential for achieving justice. Consider taking the following… read more
Posted in Car Accidents on March 22, 2023
Allstate is one of the largest and most recognizable insurance companies in the United States and New York. According to Insurance Business America, Allstate insures approximately 16 million people and has more than 175 million policies in place. This means that if you are involved in a car accident, odds are that you may be… read more
Posted in Slip and Fall Accidents on March 20, 2023
Slip and fall accidents generate more than their share of New York personal injury claims. They represent a high percentage of construction site accidents, for example. It is important to know who to file your slip and fall claim against so that you can obtain full compensation. At Your Home A slip and fall accident… read more
Posted in Personal Injury on March 3, 2023
When you have been hurt in a car wreck, you undoubtedly think, “How much is this going to cost me?” You may have medical bills, physical therapy costs, and out-of-pocket expenses. You may also be losing wages while you recover. You may worry whether you can afford a single other expense. This concern leads many to… read more
Posted in Car Accidents on February 27, 2023
Dealing with an insurance claim after an auto accident in Brooklyn can be frustrating. New York has no-fault insurance laws. Therefore, your first claim after a car accident is with your PIP insurance provider. If you meet specific qualifications, you might be able to file a claim with the at-fault driver’s insurance company. However, you… read more
Posted in New York Law on February 24, 2023
New York City streets can be challenging to navigate for drivers and pedestrians. Unfortunately, pedestrians are at significant risk of injury if they are hit by a car. Pedestrians do not have the protection of seatbelts, airbags, and a metal frame. Therefore, they might suffer several catastrophic injuries, including broken bones, spinal cord injuries, traumatic… read more
Posted in Motorcycle Accidents on February 10, 2023
While motorcycle riding can be fun and exciting, riders must take special care on the road, as accidents are common. One of the ways motorcyclists can help prevent accidents is by avoiding lane splitting. Understanding Lane Splitting Lane splitting is a riding maneuver commonly performed by motorcycle riders. The term refers to the practice of… read more
Posted in Construction Accidents on February 8, 2023
Construction workers face many risks that can cause injuries and fatalities. Unfortunately, the construction industry has some of the highest numbers of workplace injuries and deaths. New York State and New York City have a higher fatality rate for construction workers than the national average. Twenty-two percent (22%) of worker deaths in New York City… read more
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