In New York State in 2011, according to the state’s Department of Motor Vehicles, there were 257,066 car crashes. Also in 2011, 1,153 people were killed as a result of automobile accidents. Most of the dead — just over 51 percent — were car drivers (597) but significant numbers of passengers (203), pedestrians (296) and… Read More »
If you’re among the 4.3 million who ride the New York public transportation system every day, the thought of being injured in an accident may cross your mind. Riding a bus or railroad car, the transportation system is a generally safe, comfortable way to travel. But there are dangers. Whether it’s falling on the stairs… Read More »
More and more evidence emerges every year that even mild head injuries can lead to serious long-term consequences. You need not ever lose consciousness to have suffered a significant traumatic brain injury (TBI). Many people walk away from car accidents thinking they escaped unscathed, when in fact the sudden deceleration and jarring movement have jostled… Read More »
When an auto accident occurs, both parties can be quick to assume that the other driver is at fault. It is very important in accident cases to rely on official proof to determine who is to blame for the collision. If the other driver’s insurance company is trying to pin the responsibility on you and… Read More »
