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Safe Driving Tips for New York Seniors

Personal Injury News | November 3, 2019

Did you know that senior citizens are one of the safest groups of drivers in New York? Many people are surprised by this, especially since seniors tend to be stereotyped as bad drivers. Experts theorize that seniors may be more prudent behind the wheel because they are more likely to observe speed limits and less…

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I Was Partially at Fault for My New York Car Accident. Now What?

Personal Injury News | November 2, 2019

Car accidents are among the most common and dangerous types of accidents you can have, especially in the state of New York. Every year, the state sees approximately 1,098 deaths from traffic-related injuries. In other words, 5.6 of every 100,000 New Yorkers become casualties of auto accidents every year. Even “less serious” accidents can have serious repercussions. Auto accident claims, for…

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Common Personal Injuries from the Workplace

Personal Injury News | November 1, 2019

Personal injuries from unexpected accidents can happen almost anywhere, including the workplace. Injuries in the workplace can happen in different ways, but if your accident was caused by the negligence of another worker, you may be eligible for compensation. Even if the accident was not another person’s fault, but happened inside the workplace, you may…

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When Bicycle Injuries Become Lifelong Impairments

Personal Injury News | October 31, 2019

Certain bicycle injuries can heal within a few days, while others can last several years or a lifetime. Like many types of accidents, many of these injuries happen by chance. Despite wearing a proper bike helmet, some bicycle riders can still sustain significant head injuries if the impact is strong enough. Everything happens so fast…

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Risks of Brain Injury in Young Football Players

Personal Injury News | October 30, 2019

Youth football has grown in popularity within the past several years. Children as young as 8 years old have played in football games for schools. High school football has been common for decades. What many people know less about is how multiple concussions during football can add up after a while. Some cases of multiple…

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