New York Metro Personal Injury And Criminal Defense Law Blog
What Happens When Tourists Are Injured in New York?
New York is not a city for the faint of heart. Between the crowds, the pace, the traffic and the constant construction,
The disturbingly high number of bicyclist deaths in New York City
New York City wants you to bike. Leaders have gone out of their way to promote the activity, adding bike lanes and
Bay Shore crash injures officer, kills driver
Police officers in New York face many risks while they are on duty, including the risk of death or serious injury in
Jury Awards Nearly $60 million in Medical Malpractice Case
In a stunning medical malpractice case, a jury recently awarded $55.9 million to a New York woman and her husband after she
State Pedestrian Accident Rates Remain High
Better urban planning, stronger enforcement and automobile safety features have helped reduce the numbers of deaths in car accidents over the decades,
Time limits on personal injury actions
On this blog, we often recommend that people who have been injured talk to a personal injury lawyer as soon as they
Convictions on drug sale charges carry heavy penalties
New York’s drug laws are some of the toughest and most complicated in the nation. The state has six degrees of felonies
Reach a better settlement
Many people are surprised to learn that most personal injury lawsuits don’t go to trial. By some estimates, more than 90% of
New York lawmakers pass important criminal justice reforms
America’s criminal justice system operates on the principle that each defendant is innocent until proven guilty. From that perspective, prosecutors should not
Can I Sue for Injuries If I Wasn’t Wearing a Motorcycle Helmet?
It’s a proven fact that helmets save lives and prevent serious head trauma that could cause permanent disabilities. Nearly every state in
Who Pays in a Wrongful Death Suit?
If your loved one has died due to the reckless actions or negligence of another party, you do have recourse to recover
How Long Does a Wrongful Death Case Take?
Many people think that, if a loved one has died because of the wrongful conduct or negligence of another party, a criminal


