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Is Nursing Home Abuse Underreported?

Personal Injury News | October 23, 2019

Did you know that elder abuse is responsible for nearly every one in five high-risk emergency room visits by nursing home residents? This is just one of the many shocking facts and figures published in a recent 2019 study from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). Even more appalling is the fact…

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When You Are Hit By A Drunk Driver In New York

Accident News | October 22, 2019

Unfortunately, there are too many people who drive while impaired, whether it be from alcohol or prescription and non-prescription drugs. So what happens when you are struck by a vehicle where the other driver was under the influence? There are steps you can take. What To Do After Getting Hit By A Drunk Driver The…

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Insurance Laws In New York

Accident News | October 21, 2019

New York, like every other state, has insurance laws. These laws are there to protect both you and other drivers who share the road with you. Here are some insurance regulations specific to the state of New York. Liability Laws New York state requires you to carry New York State liability insurance. Liability insurance covers…

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Types Of Serious Car Accident Injuries and Resources In New York

Accident News | October 19, 2019

On average, statistics show that more than three people die in car accidents every day in New York and 48 are injured. Additionally, the state-wide fatality count is 5.6 car accident deaths per 100,000 residents. This leads to 1,098 deaths and 12,093 hospitalizations each year due to car accidents. The Next Step Have you been hurt in a car…

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When to Hire a Lawyer for a Car Accident Claim

Personal Injury News | October 18, 2019

After experiencing injuries in a New York car accident, you may be wondering if you should hire a lawyer. Since New York is a no-fault insurance state, your insurance company should automatically reimburse you for the damages you suffered, regardless of who was at fault. However, this coverage may not be enough to cover additional…

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