A Safer Road Ahead: Reducing Traffic Deaths
Car Accident | September 5, 2025
Each year, thousands of lives are cut short on America’s roads. In 2024 alone, approximately 39,000 people were killed in motor vehicle crashes. As a personal injury attorney, I see firsthand how devastating crashes can be—not just in numbers, but in real human cost. The good news? These tragedies are not inevitable. Across the country,… read more
Underage Drinking in NYC: A Parent’s Legal Guide
Car Accident | August 19, 2025
If you’re a mother reading this because your child has been hurt due to underage drinking in NYC, I want to begin by saying, I know what you are going through. As a mother myself, I’ve lived through my children and their friends’ teen years in New York City, and I know the worry and… read more
Texting and Driving: One Text Can Change Everything
Car Accident,Personal Injury | July 15, 2025
Texting and driving is one of the most dangerous distractions on the road, and it puts lives—including your own—at risk. A momentary glance at your phone can cause a devastating car accident Restrictions for Drivers Under New York State law, it is illegal to use a handheld mobile device or hands-free portable electronic device while… read more
New York Pedestrian Accidents
Accident,Car Accident,Pedestrian Accidents,Personal Injury | March 25, 2021
With hundreds of thousands of New York residents and tourists crossing the streets of New York City every day, accidents are inevitable. Even though COVID restrictions kept people at home in 2020, nearly 250 pedestrians were killed, which was the most since 2014. Just this month, a woman was fatally injured by a dump truck… read more
What to Expect When You File a Personal Injury Lawsuit in New York
Accident,Bicycle Accidents,Car Accident,Claims,Construction Accidents,Motorcycle Accident,Personal Injury,Slip & Fall Injuries,Train Accidents,Truck Accidents | February 22, 2021
Most personal injury cases in New York are settled out of court. However, in some cases, insurance companies are unwilling to offer enough to fully compensate a victim for their damages. In those cases, a lawsuit may be necessary. The first step in filing a lawsuit is determining where to file. The suit may be… read more
No Fault Means No Guarantee
Accident,Car Accident,Claims,Motorcycle Accident,Personal Injury,Rideshare,Train Accidents,Truck Accidents | December 24, 2020
If you drive in New York, you are probably aware that New York is a “No-fault” jurisdiction, but what exactly does that mean, and how does that affect your rights if you are injured in an auto accident as a driver, passenger, or pedestrian? No Fault Insurance The purpose of no-fault insurance is to reduce… read more
Consequences of Using Your Cell Phone While Driving in New York
Car Accident | June 19, 2020
The consequences of using your cell phone while driving in New York span from traffic charges to civil liability. Many states have placed bans on texting while driving or the use of handheld phones. Using a cellphone while driving can result in fines or even criminal charges. The reason why the NYPD could give you… read more
What Causes Neck and Lower Back Pain After an Accident?
Car Accident | April 28, 2020
When you’re in a car accident, all too often the damage isn’t limited to your vehicle. The sudden jolt can send shock waves throughout your body. Even a small fender bender packs more than enough punch to seriously impact your body. Your neck and lower back are especially vulnerable from the sudden jerking motion that… read more
Can I Sue the Mechanic or Auto Repair Shop for Negligence?
Car Accident | April 24, 2020
NOTE: We only handle cases involving accidents and injuries. This article is for informational purposes only. Information found in the article does not constitute as formal legal advice and does not create an attorney/client relationship. We cannot help you beyond the information provided below if no injuries resulted from the negligence of the mechanic or… read more
NYPD Officers No Longer Required to Respond to Collisions
Car Accident | April 16, 2020
An initiative that began on Staten Island last year is now a policy in New York City. As of April 6, 2020, motor vehicle accidents that only result in property damage do not need to be reported to the police department. Officials hope the timing of the policy expansion limits contact during the pandemic to… read more