Category: Car Accidents

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man holding a bottle, drunk driving

When drivers choose to drink and drive in New York, they put everyone at risk. Alcohol significantly impairs both judgment and motor coordination, increasing the chances of a drunk driving accident exponentially. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), even drivers with a blood alcohol concentration of 0.02

woman injured after a NY car accident

New York’s no-fault laws can make it more difficult for you to obtain compensation for pain and suffering after a car accident. However, you should not let the complexity of New York’s personal injury laws prevent you from seeking fair compensation for the harm you’ve suffered after a car accident.

car covered in snow, driving in NY during a snowstorm

While most motorists understand the importance of cautious driving during the colder winter months, people are still injured every day by distracted, intoxicated, and otherwise negligent drivers. Each year, there are approximately 156,164 crashes on snowy and icy roads, injuring 116,800 people and killing 1,300 more. If you’ve been injured in

Seatbelt

If you were injured in a car accident in New York City, you might have questions about your rights and obligations. One of the most common questions our attorneys get is whether not wearing a seat belt might adversely impact your car accident claim. In New York, as of last

car insurance agreement

You suffered injuries in a car accident in New York. Now it’s time to seek compensation from the at-fault party for your injuries. In most instances, your primary opponent won’t be the other driver involved in the accident. Instead, you will need to worry about the other driver’s insurance company.