Category: Car Accidents

New York City is battling the coronavirus pandemic and all of its unexpected consequences, including street-racers speeding down nearly-empty stretches of road. Since the city...

The New York Police Department recently announced a new “no report” car crash policy, meaning that police officers will not respond to minor car accidents,...

Many Americans are looking for other ways to make an income. Because restaurants can offer to-go options thanks to food delivery services such as Favor...

According to a 2016 AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety study, car crashes caused by drowsy drivers are eight times higher than the previously accepted national...

The back and the neck are the two parts of the body that are most commonly injured in car accidents. Unfortunately, damage to these areas...

According to New York State law, reckless driving is defined as using a motor vehicle in a manner that unreasonably interferes with the proper use...

New York has a special “joint and several liability” law that drivers should be aware of, especially if they were involved in an accident. This...

If a drunk driver causes an accident, the victim could be eligible to file a personal injury lawsuit against the drunk driver for the harm...

About 3 million people are injured in car accidents in the U.S. each year. Sometimes, simple car maintenance and driver precautions could have prevented these...

A traumatic brain injury (TBI) occurs when a force penetrates or fractures the skull. Unfortunately, half of all TBIs result from car accidents. TBIs caused...

The holidays are a notoriously dangerous time to be on the roads. Inclement weather, late-night parties, drinking, and icy roads are a formula for disaster....

If you want to enjoy the holiday season with your family and loved ones, chances are you’ll be traveling for the holidays, hitting the road,...