On Friday, a tour bus bound for New York City overturned along a highway in upstate New York, killing five passengers and injuring dozens more. New York State Police said the bus, owned by M&Y Tour Inc., was carrying 54 people when the driver lost control, crashing on Interstate 90 near Pembroke, and rolling over …
Rear-end accidents are one of the most common types of motor vehicle accidents in Erie County and across New York State. While they may seem routine, these accidents can cause serious injuries—whiplash being one of the most common—along with significant medical bills, lost wages, and pain and suffering. If you have been hurt in a …
If you’ve been involved in a car accident in New York, you may have the right to take legal action—but you must act within a specific time frame. State law allows accident victims to file personal injury lawsuits against the at-fault parties, but you must do so within the statute of limitations. Missing this deadline …
If you’ve been injured in a car accident in New York, you may be entitled to financial compensation—even if you were partially or entirely at fault. Thanks to New York’s no-fault insurance system, also known as Personal Injury Protection (PIP), your medical bills and certain economic losses may be covered by your own insurance policy. However, …
A car crash is always disruptive, but when alcohol is involved, the consequences can be especially traumatic and far-reaching. Despite New York’s strict laws against driving under the influence, drunk driving accidents remain a serious problem. If you were injured by a drunk driver, understanding your rights and next steps is essential to securing the …
When we think of car accidents, we often focus on physical injuries—broken bones, whiplash, cuts, and bruises. But what’s frequently overlooked is the emotional and psychological toll these accidents can leave behind. For many victims, the mental effects of a car crash can linger far longer than the physical wounds. What Happens Emotionally Right After …
Every year, thousands of New York residents suffer from injuries that were not their fault. More than 155,000 New Yorkers sustain injuries severe enough to require hospitalization, and nearly 8,000 New Yorkers die annually from those injuries. And behind many of those cases, an insurance company is diligently working to cut costs and underpay these …
No one deserves to lose a loved one before their time. The grief that families feel is only made worse when another person or entity’s negligence or misconduct caused—or could have prevented—the death. Fortunately, New York law provides a legal avenue for families to seek justice and recover compensation through a wrongful death claim. What …
While the terms “slip and fall “ and “trip and fall” are used interchangeably, they represent distinct types of accidents with different legal implications. Details matter in legal proceedings, so understanding these differences can significantly affect the outcome of your injury claim. With these cases, it all starts with a key point: direction. The Difference …
