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Motor Vehicle Accidents

What to Do After a Car Accident

March 22, 2026

No one wants to be involved in an automobile accident. But if you are, being armed with the right information and taking the proper steps will not only ensure that you are in compliance with the law and your insurance contract, but that you can move on from the experience safely while protecting your rights.

Motor Vehicle Accidents

What You Should Know About Underride Crash Accidents

March 22, 2026

Any collision between a passenger vehicle and a large truck or tractor-trailer is always going to be extremely dangerous, as the truck has the advantage of both size and weight over a car. In accidents between passenger cars and large trucks, the vast majority of resulting serious injuries and deaths are to the occupants of the passenger vehicles. Large truck accidents claimed the lives of 4,119 people in the U.S. in 2019 alone. Perhaps the deadliest yet most preventable type of collision with a large truck is known as a truck underride crash.

Motor Vehicle Accidents, New York

Rideshare Insurance in New York

March 22, 2026

Recent years have seen tremendous growth for ridesharing services such as Uber and Lyft in New York, both in New York City and in Upstate. For many car owners, Uber and Lyft offer an excellent way to make money on a schedule that works for them and the demand for drivers is currently very high. If you’re interested in driving for a rideshare company, or you already do, you should know that auto insurance works a little differently in your situation.

Workers' Compensation

Carpal Tunnel Workers’ Comp: Do You Have a Claim?

March 18, 2026

Many workers are susceptible to repetitive stress injuries (RSI) like carpal tunnel syndrome because they spend most of their time working on a keyboard and with a mouse. Other lines of work make employees susceptible to the same injury, such as using a cash register, and pushing, slicing or pressing objects over an extended length of time and without a sufficient break or ample rest.

Motor Vehicle Accidents

Medical Insight: Understanding Connective Tissue Injuries After Low-Speed Accidents

March 15, 2026

What seems like a harmless fender-bender today can transform into a nightmare of chronic pain, mobility limitations, and mounting medical bills that can destroy your quality of life and financial security

Personal Injury

Can Pre-Existing Conditions Impact a Personal Injury Lawsuit?

March 15, 2026

If you’ve been injured in an accident—whether in a car crash, slip and fall, or workplace incident—and you have a history of medical issues, you may wonder: Can a pre-existing condition hurt my case?

Motorcycle Accidents

What to Do After a Motorcycle Accident

March 13, 2026

Most motorcyclists know the laws governing the licensing and use of their machines and take safety seriously each time they go for a ride. But when an accident occurs, it’s important to be armed with the correct information and to know what steps to take, both to ensure your safety and protect your legal rights to receive compensation. Here’s a list of what you should do after a motorcycle accident:

Motorcycle Accidents

The Most Common Motorcycle Accident Injuries

March 12, 2026

The feeling of freedom while riding a motorcycle is unmatched. As the weather warms up, more and more motorcyclists take to the road to enjoy this exhilarating pastime, cruising the highways or threading through the scenic backroads.

Workers' Compensation

What Are the Most Dangerous Jobs?

March 10, 2026

For many of us in the workforce, a “bad day” may involve being late for work, being yelled at by our manager, or having to stay late to complete an important project on time. We should consider ourselves very lucky, because for many workers, a “bad day” may end with a serious injury . . . or worse. For many workers, the risk to their health and safety is a daily concern with good reason. Some jobs are simply more dangerous than others.