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Sunny days are great for going for a motorcycle ride, but what if it begins to rain? How does rain impact the safety of your ride? Is it OK to ride a motorcycle in the rain? As a motorcyclist, it’s essential to know if riding a motorcycle in the rain
We are excited to announce that Todd M. Rubin has become a new partner of Finz & Finz, P.C. Mr. Rubin joined Finz & Finz, P.C. in 2004 and has since handled hundreds of personal injury cases for the firm’s clients, recovering tens of millions of dollars in verdicts and
Bringing back pumpkin spice, a crisp breeze, and the changing leaves are all cozy reminders that change is in the air. There are plenty of reasons to fall in love with Fall. However, seasonal changes that can cause traumatic accidents are not one of them. Although Fall is a magical
Traversing New York City’s crowded streets can be a nightmare for motorists. Thanks to traffic congestion, a short journey of a few blocks can take what feels like hours. One way people circumvent the congestion problem is by biking. Commuters, environmentally conscious individuals, couriers, and delivery “drivers” have turned to
One of the most daunting aspects of being involved in a New York car accident is the prospect of paying numerous medical bills. Treating significant injuries comes at a price. Unfortunately, many accident victims worry about how they will cover the cost of their treatment when they should focus on
New York and about a dozen other states in the U.S. follow a unique “no-fault” car insurance model. For locals and those moving to New York for the first time, it can be hard to grasp how the unique no-fault car insurance system works. What are the guidelines for cars,
Statistics indicate that there are more than 11.8 million licensed drivers in New York. With that many licensed drivers hitting state roadways, there are bound to be accidents. Unfortunately, car accidents occur daily, especially in New York City’s busiest boroughs. Being involved in a New York car accident can be life-changing
One of the first things you should do following a car accident in New York is call the authorities. Law enforcement and emergency services can help control the accident scene, render medical assistance, and gather vital information, especially if you are too injured to exchange information with the other driver.
Individuals aren’t the only ones who rely on vehicles. Companies and businesses across New York utilize company vehicles to conduct business, transport clients, and deliver documents and packages. Unfortunately, when you are involved in an accident with a company car, the claim process to recover the compensation you deserve can
As you likely already know, New York subscribes to a rather unique car insurance system. While most states follow a traditional tort model – in which an injured motorist files a third-party liability claim against the insurance policy covering the driver at fault for an accident – New York is
