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New York bicyclists must abide by the same set of laws and regulations that drivers -->
In short, the at-fault driver pays for the rear-end collision. Many believe the rear driver -->
The time you have to file a car accident injury claim in New York varies -->
A New York bicycle accident lawyer helps maximize the settlement you could receive after someone -->
The short answer is, “Yes, you can sue someone who hits you while riding your -->
Every year, truck driver fatigue causes thousands of accidents on American roads. Truck drivers who -->
Veterans who live in New York have two ways to receive a property tax exemption. -->
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) estimates that over 250,000 crane operators are operating -->
Although there’s no such thing as a safe car accident, some accidents have greater destructive -->
Even at low speeds, rear-end accidents can cause severe injuries that lead to long-term recovery -->
“I told the insurance company it’s an eight-figure case. Their response was, ‘No Orange County -->
No matter how you take to the streets of New York, some times of day -->
Autumn in New York and New Jersey is exquisite. The changing leaves provide a brilliant -->
Most states have hands-free laws prohibiting drivers from texting behind the wheel and with good -->
Construction sites are often places filled with all sorts of hazards, which is why the -->
Following a New York construction accident, your life can change forever due to the debilitating -->
Construction sites are dangerous places. Equipment, materials, and people abound on a work site. Anything -->
There is no shortage of construction in New York and surrounding areas. For every construction -->
Taxicabs are a standard mode of transportation for visitors and residents alike in New York. -->
On average, car insurance in the U.S. costs drivers $1,771 annually, or $148 monthly. Insurers -->
