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New York Labor Law Section 241(6) allows injured workers to hold property owners and general contractors liable when a specific Industrial Code rule violation causes
When an employer or its insurance carrier contests a New York workers’ compensation claim, a hearing is one possible next
It is estimated that about one in seven drivers, or 14% of motorists, are uninsured in the US. Getting into
A computer-generated number does not determine what your car accident claim is worth. Some insurers use Colossus to evaluate bodily
Car accidents can cause significant back and neck injuries, leaving victims with substantial medical bills, lost wages, and lasting physical
An insurance adjuster reviews insurance claims, evaluates the available evidence, and helps determine how the insurance company responds to a
There is no standard settlement amount for a concussion or traumatic brain injury (TBI) after a New York car accident.
If a city vehicle, such as a bus, sanitation truck, or police car, or a dangerous city road caused your
New York No-Fault insurance, also known as Personal Injury Protection (PIP), provides benefits for certain accident-related medical expenses, lost earnings,
New York Vehicle and Traffic Law § 1146 requires drivers to exercise “due care” to avoid colliding with pedestrians, bicyclists,
A wrongful death claim in New York can arise when another party’s wrongful conduct causes a person’s death. These claims
An injured person may seek punitive damages in addition to compensation when a New York personal injury case involves especially
At a T-intersection in New York, the driver entering from the stem road, or the road that ends, must yield
