Category: Personal Injury News

Parking Lot Slip and Falls on Ice

Personal Injury News | November 8, 2019

As winter approaches, so do icy parking lots and sidewalks. One of the most common causes for slip and fall injuries, other than wet floors, is slipping on ice. Walking on ice is like walking on a wet floor, there is nearly zero traction between your shoes and the ground. The asphalt that makes up…

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My New York Workers’ Comp Claim Got Denied. Now What?

Personal Injury News | November 5, 2019

There are few things as discouraging as getting your workers’ compensation claim denied. After all, it is only natural to be in a vulnerable state after suffering a workplace injury. You have medical treatments to undergo and potential lost wages at stake. A denied workers’ compensation claim may feel too overwhelming to fight. Fortunately, there are still many options available…

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The Leading Cause of Workplace Injury

Personal Injury News | November 4, 2019

Did you know that the leading cause of workplace accidents is the same across different industries? It is undeniable that some lines of work carry a higher risk of injury than others. However, regardless of whether you work a blue-collar or white-collar job, overexertion is the number one cause of workplace injury. Overexertion is when your…

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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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