Archives for March 2026
Is It Better to Go to Trial or Settle a Personal Injury Case?
Injured people pursuing personal injury claims often ask, “Is it better to go to trial or settle?” The answer depends on the facts and circumstances of the case. If you have been seriously injured by someone else’s carelessness or negligence,...
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Why You Shouldn’t Accept a Personal Injury Settlement Without a Lawyer
The financial pressure of a serious accident can feel immense. Medical bills pile up while paychecks stop, and stress disrupts your daily life. When insurance adjusters call with a quick settlement offer, it can be tempting to accept it to...
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Is New York a No-Fault State?
Last Updated: February 2026 New York’s no-fault system was established to ensure that people involved in accidents can pay for medical bills. But it has become complicated and adversarial. New York requires automobile owners to have no-fault car insurance. As...
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When Is a Pedestrian At Fault for a Car Accident?
Pedestrians often suffer severe injuries in car accidents, leading many to assume that motorists are always at fault. However, that is not always true. Depending on the circumstances, the actions of the person on foot can contribute to or cause...
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What Auto Accident Damages Can I Recover?
Auto accidents can be life-altering in many ways. On top of serious injuries and emotional trauma, your medical bills and missed work can make it hard to focus on healing. However, if someone else’s negligence caused your crash, you may...
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Delayed Injuries After a Car Accident
Car accidents are violent events that often lead to traumatic, life-threatening injuries. However, not every injury that results from a car accident is immediately apparent. In some cases, it can take days or even weeks after an accident for the...
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What Is Duty of Care and How Does It Affect Personal Injury Cases?
Every personal injury case hinges on one key question: did the defendant owe the injured party a “duty of care”? If so, and the defendant violated it, the defendant could be financially liable for the harm the injured party suffered...
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The Dangers of Running Red Lights in New York
Traffic signals exist to maintain order and safety on busy roadways, yet some drivers choose to ignore these critical controls. The dangers of running red lights extend far beyond simple traffic violations, creating life-threatening situations for everyone sharing the road....
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Threats of E-Bikes in Public Safety in Queens
Electric bikes have joined e-scooters among the most popular modes of transportation on the streets of New York City. But riders on motorized bicycles with integrated electric motors have been involved in numerous accidents involving serious injuries to pedestrians as...
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Liability For Backover Accident
Vehicles often hit pedestrians or bicyclists, while the driver is backing out of a driveway, alley, or parking lot in Queens, N.Y. Backover accidents usually occur at low speeds. But they can still cause serious injuries or fatal injuries. The...
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