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Why Are New York Motorcyclists Exempt From the “Serious Injury” Threshold?
New York’s no-fault insurance law limits when most car accident victims can sue for pain and suffering. In many cases, they can only file a...Why Must You Appoint a Personal Representative Before Filing a Wrongful Death Lawsuit in New York?
Losing a loved one unexpectedly is overwhelming. In the midst of grief, families are often left to manage funeral arrangements, financial matters, and countless unanswered...The Critical Difference Between the Two-Year Death Limit and Standard Injury Deadlines in New York
Many people assume all personal injury lawsuits in New York share the same three-year statute of limitations. That’s true for most negligence claims under New...Who is At Fault in a New York Self-Driving Car Accident? The Driver, the Car, or the Company?
A car equipped with driver-assistance technology rear-ends a delivery truck on the Long Island Expressway. The driver claims the system failed to brake. Vehicle data...Long Island Pedestrians and Cyclists Hit by Uber or Lyft Drivers: Understanding Your Legal Options Under New York Law
Long Island pedestrians and cyclists hit by Uber or Lyft drivers face a claims process more complicated than that for a standard motor vehicle accident....The Most Dangerous Roads and Highways on Long Island for Car Accidents — And What to Do If You’re Hurt on One
The most dangerous roads and highways on Long Island are responsible for thousands of crashes, hundreds of serious injuries, and dozens of deaths every year....Why You Should Never Accept the Insurance Company’s First Settlement Offer After a Long Island Car Accident
Accepting the insurance company’s first settlement offer after a Long Island car accident is a common and costly mistake for injured people. Insurance adjusters are...The Levels of Automation Explained: Why a Self-Driving Car Isn’t Fully Autonomous
The term “self-driving” is, for the most part, a marketing misnomer. According to the internationally recognized SAE International Standard J3016, there are six distinct levels...How We Can Use Event Data Recorders (EDRs) to Prove Your Case
An Event Data Recorder (EDR) is a device installed in most modern passenger vehicles that captures objective technical data (such as speed, braking, and steering...