Dropping an object may not seem like a big deal for New York residents, but it can mean the difference between life and death at a construction site. Something as innocuous as a hammer
What a car accident victim does after a car accident can be important, especially if the victims decides at some point to bring a claim for the damages they have suffered against the negligent
Some of our readers in the New York City metro area may have heard about a recent incident that allegedly occurred in Times Square, in which reports indicate that a tourist from Missouri was
While distracted or impaired driver-related accidents are commonplace, it might be more challenging to identify drivers who were too fatigued to safely operate a motor vehicle. In short, there is no test for tiredness.
In order for a New York employee’s workplace injury to be covered by workers’ compensation, it must be related to their employment or their employer’s orders. Examples include carpel tunnel caused by repetitive motion
Many New Yorker motorists have been involved in car accidents that have caused them serious injury. New York is a no-fault state, meaning that insurers will cover some or all of the compensatory damages incurred
Being charged with driving while intoxicated in New York City can lead to severe penalties including jail time, fines and a loss of driving privileges. In addition, it could be problematic if it is
No motorist wants to hurt someone else if they can avoid it. Most drivers swerve around other cars, pedestrians, bicyclists and stray animals that may unexpectedly enter their paths. They often don’t do as
Done once, a simple motion does not seem to pose any health risks. Done thousands of times every day, that exact same motion can lead to some serious injuries. Medical experts warn that these issues
Workers’ compensation is a state-run system, so every state follows its own rules. In New York, unlike many other states, injured workers do have a right to pick their own physicians for treatment (with