New York’s no-fault insurance laws make it so that that fault is not an issue when it comes to being reimbursed after a car accident. Insurance companies are required to compensate their own clients after an accident, regardless of whether their clients were partially at fault. This includes passengers who may have been involved in…
Read MoreIf you suffered injuries from a medical professional, you only have a certain amount of time to file a malpractice lawsuit. This limited amount of time is called the statute of limitations and varies by each state. If you miss the deadline, you may lose the opportunity to receive compensation for pain and suffering, medical…
Read MoreSimply put, some parts of the country tend to experience more car accidents than other regions, and the same can be said for the different sections of New York City. After all, traffic is going to flow differently in certain parts of Manhattan instead of the Bronx any day, and certain places can prove to…
Read MoreIn many cases, people will read about accidents that involved a motor vehicle and a bicyclist, usually stemming from distracted driving or negligence on part of the motorist. However, in many cases, bicyclists can also be at-fault for crashes that take place in New York City. In some cases, distracted bicyclists will fail to provide…
Read MoreIf you have ever been involved in a car accident in New York, you already know how stressful the situation can be. This is especially true if you are driving with any passengers. We understand that your primary concern after an accident is to make sure that you and all other involved parties are safe. We also…
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