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Under New York’s comparative negligence law, you may be able to file a lawsuit for your injuries even though you were partially at fault for a car accident. This holds even if you and the driver are equally at fault, or 50/50. Since New York is a no-fault insurance state, …

There is no question bad weather can play a role in car accidents. Still, that does not excuse what may prove unreasonable behavior by the at-fault driver– even in bad weather. For example, a driver may obey the speed limit, but if the roads are icy, the normal speed limit …

When you suffer an injury in a New York car accident through no fault of your own, you are entitled to seek monetary compensation. This could cover any injury, including a concussion. You have the right to file suit against the at-fault driver. Recovering damages for concussions and other traumatic …

When another driver causes an accident that results in your injury, it is common knowledge that you are entitled to pursue legal action against them. What if that driver was in a company vehicle? In certain situations, you have the right to seek compensation from their employer as well. This …

Car accidents can cause a traumatic brain injury (TBI), and in fact, they are a leading cause of them in the United States. The physics of a crash offers the perfect conditions for TBIs. The early symptoms can be subtle or even invisible, but the long-term consequences are very serious. …

Car accidents often cause devastating bodily injuries. Broken bones and soft tissue damage can take weeks or months to heal, while some scars can last a lifetime. Injured in a car accident? Tap to call for a FREE consultation! Some of these scars, however, are not visible. If you have …

If you have suffered injuries in a car accident, you have the right to bring a civil lawsuit against the negligent party responsible for the crash. This is true whether you were driving the vehicle or riding as a passenger. In many cases, a passenger could have more options than …

Car accidents can have many causes– negligent motorists, defective vehicle parts, and even poor road conditions. While less common, pedestrians can also cause a crash. In most cases, they do have the right of way. There are some circumstances, however, where the pedestrian could be at fault. If you are …

You can best prepare for New York’s icy streets if you check your car well before the cold weather sets in. A pre-winter car safety check can reduce breakdowns and get you through the inevitable delays and traffic stoppages. Keeping your car well-maintained for all driving conditions will also improve …