What Kind of Evidence Can Help Your Claim After a Car Crash
Without evidence, the investigation into a car crash would likely involve just the conflicting accounts of the drivers involved. Evidence […]
Car Crashes, Personal Injury
Personal Injury
Construction Accidents, Personal Injury
The Pandemic Is Not an Excuse for Lax Safety Standards
Just a quick glance at headlines across the construction industry reveals a clear picture of a troubling situation. Despite COVID-19
Personal Injury
What Might Workplace Safety Training Look like During the Pandemic
As workplaces continue to navigate the uncertainty of COVID-19, many employees remain worried about their own personal health. While the
Car Crashes, Motorcycle Accidents, Personal Injury
With Fewer Cars on the Road, Drivers Speed, Crashes Worsen
The pandemic of 2020 has been a time of staying at home and less driving. But now that the state
Construction Accidents, Personal Injury
How Does New York’s Scaffold Law Protect Workers
Everybody knows the construction industry is dangerous due, in large part, to the great heights at which individuals must work.
Personal Injury
What Is the Brightest Color for a Cyclist
As a cyclist, you put your life in the hands of the drivers that you share the road with on
Personal Injury
What should you know about post-concussion syndrome after a slip and fall
Head injuries are a common problem after slip-and-fall accidents. Even a mild concussion can make a victim feel pretty miserable
Personal Injury
Spring may bring new driving hazards
Spring is right around the corner, and east coast residents are itching to shed off their winter gear and embrace
Personal Injury
Avoid these bad driving habits
Most people haven’t been in drivers-ed for quite a few years. While many motorists know the basic rules of the
Personal Injury
Watch out for parking lot hazards during the holidays
‘Tis the season for families and celebration as the holidays are upon us. But for thousands of people in New