New campaign compares tackle football to smoking
There have been many studies, and countless stories regarding the danger concussions have upon victims. Football and youth football have […]
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Fall on the job and a 134-year-old New York law could catch you
They say it isn’t the fall that hurts you– it’s the sudden stop. Injury happens at impact, whether you’re the
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STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS AGAINST CATHOLIC CHURCH INCREASED
State to Approve Child Victims Act for Survivors of Abuse The Buffalo News has reported that the State Assembly and
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Brachial Plexus and Erb’s Palsy – The Perils of Childbirth
As discussed more generally in the Childbirth Injuries section, the birth of a child is a wonderful yet fraught time
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Drunk Driving May Be One of Many Factors In a Fatal Car Accident
New York prosecutors assert that a pickup truck driver was likely legally intoxicated when his vehicle collided with a limousine
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Bystanders Try To Help Victim Of Pedestrian Vs. Car Accident
When an accident occurs on a busy New York street, there will more than likely be witnesses. Often, the witnesses
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Few Crashes Are More Preventable Than A Drunk Driving Accident
The word “accident” implies that an event was unforeseen or unexpected. We use the term to describe a crash in
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Car Accidents Are Leading Cause of Spinal Cord Injuries
According to the World Health Organization, as many as half a million people suffer a spinal cord injury each year
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Determining Responsibility for Injuries on New York Premises
When an individual enters someone else’s property, he or she has an expectation of safety while on the premises. The
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Rollover Car Accidents in New York
It is likely that, at some point, a New York driver will become involved in a car accident. If the