New York’s no-fault auto insurance laws offer some protection to drivers who collide with an uninsured motorist. Regardless of who is involved in or causes the crash, your personal injury protection (PIP) and mandatory uninsured motorist policies will cover your losses.  However, if you are severely hurt in a crash with an uninsured driver, your

If you are involved in a crash that causes injury to you or others, or if someone dies, New York requires that you immediately report the crash to the police. You must also contact local law enforcement if there is damage to any person’s property, including your own, that exceeds $1,000.  Contacting the police is

There are nearly 18,000 licensed and registered childcare providers in New York state. Untold numbers of people offer care without officially registering. Working moms and dads from all walks of life depend on childcare providers to supervise their children so they can put food on the table and keep a roof over their families’ heads. 

New York is one of a few states in the country that requires drivers to carry a no-fault auto insurance policy. One of the purported benefits of these policies is that they allow you to obtain compensation quickly for any injuries and lost wages you experience after a wreck. A no-fault policy makes these benefits