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Suing for a Bicycle Accident in New York
New York offers many opportunities to get out in the fresh air and ride your bicycle. Unfortunately, however, cyclists are highly vulnerable road users who can suffer serious injuries if any motor vehicle hits them. If you’ve been in a bicycle accident that left you battling injuries, you have the option of filing a lawsuit Continue Reading..
Can You Sue for Cerebral Palsy Diagnosis in New York?
Learning that your child has cerebral palsy can be devastating. It might be even more upsetting if the injury occurred as a result of a healthcare provider’s negligent or wrongful conduct. You may not know what legal options you have available and could be overwhelmed with the thought of needing to provide ongoing medical care Continue Reading..
Common Causes of Pedestrian Accidents in NYC
Running a quick errand in New York City can end up becoming a nightmare if a motor vehicle hits you while you’re trying to cross a street. Pedestrian accidents are not uncommon in a city as busy as NYC. Each week, an average of 13 pedestrians are injured in the city. If a motor vehicle Continue Reading..
Understanding Car Insurance in New York
Everyone who operates a car in New York has to meet the minimum insurance requirements. Often, however, insurance can seem complex, and you may think you have the coverage you need without realizing that you could benefit from further protection. When you’re considering increasing your coverage, it’s helpful to have a clear idea of your Continue Reading..
What is the “Duty of Care” for Doctors and Medical Professionals?
When pursuing a medical malpractice or negligence claim, it’s important to understand that proving your case hinges on establishing that the medical professional owed you a duty of care, that they breached this duty, and that the breach directly caused harm. But what exactly does “duty of care” mean, and how does it impact you Continue Read...
Are You Liable for an Accident Caused by a Medical Emergency?
No one wants to find themselves facing a medical emergency, and no one wants to be involved in a car accident. An even worse scenario would be suffering a medical emergency that then causes a car accident. This situation might sound unlikely, but it happens more often than you might think. You might wonder — Continue Reading..