In previous posts, we provided much information about what to do after a car accident. However, your priority should center around preserving your claim. Personal injuries may lead to significant medical bills and lost time at work. You deserve compensation for that. New York City has some staggering ties to car accidents, and this is

For every 1,000 miles you drive in your car, your chances of getting into a wreck are 1 in 366. Those odds might seem remote, but here’s another statistic: the average driver is involved in an auto accident every 17.9 years. If you began driving at 16 and continue into your 70s, 80s, or perhaps

Although nothing is inexpensive in New York, the costs associated with long-term care (nursing homes) are particularly staggering. On average, a person will spend about 2.5 years living in one, which could cost upwards of a hundred thousand dollars a year. Before you begin to concern yourself with how much they cost, take some comfort

Victims in personal injury cases are forced to deal with the financial ramifications of their accidents. U.S. News and World Report ranked NYC as having the fourth worst traffic in the country. In 2019, before the pandemic, there were over 134,000 car accidents in New York City. The most common causes are distracted driving, improper