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Our blog offers simple, helpful tips on your rights, next steps, and how to protect your injury claim.
Key Takeaways Move the dog away immediately and help the injured person clean the wound with soap and water. Seek prompt medical care, even for minor injuries, to prevent infection and document treatment. Exch...
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Key Takeaways Emotional distress claims require proof of severe psychological harm caused by wrongful conduct. Intentional infliction requires extreme conduct, intent or recklessness, and severe emotional injury....
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Most rear-end collisions happen because drivers fail to maintain adequate space between vehicles, leaving no room to react when traffic slows or stops suddenly. This becomes especially critical on Buffalo roads durin...
read moreMany drivers assume they know the basic traffic rules, but accidents often spark questions about unexpected details like footwear. This confusion often leads drivers to ask after an accident, “Is it illegal to drive ba...
read moreRiding a motorcycle offers a sense of freedom that is hard to match. The connection to the road and the open experience draw riders back time and again. But motorcycles lack the basic protections that cars provide; there...
read morePain after a collision does not always mean broken bones. Many Buffalo drivers deal with ongoing discomfort in the neck, back, shoulders, or joints, even when X-rays come back clear. A soft tissue injury from a car accid...
read moreA parked car accident often catches drivers off guard, particularly when the other vehicle leaves without stopping. Many people reach the same moment of uncertainty, asking themselves, “what should I do next if someone...
read moreNew York law sets strict rules for what drivers must do after a collision, including when police reports are required and what information must be exchanged at the scene. When a driver leaves before those steps occur, ma...
read moreRear-end collisions happen every day on Buffalo roads, from busy intersections to stop-and-go highway traffic, and they often leave injured drivers facing more questions than answers. One of the first concerns people rai...
read moreRecovering from a serious accident often requires more than emergency treatment alone. Many injured people in Buffalo need ongoing rehabilitation before they can regain strength, mobility, or return to work. A common que...
read moreHigh winds can turn a routine drive into something far more unpredictable on the open roads throughout Buffalo and Western New York. Many drivers find themselves wondering what wind speed is dangerous for driving, and th...
read moreDetermining who is responsible for a rental car in an accident becomes an immediate worry the moment a crash happens, particularly when the vehicle involved is not your own. Visitors and Buffalo residents often find them...
read moreDrivers in Buffalo often start their commute already worn down from long shifts, late nights, and demanding routines, and this fatigue follows them onto the road. These everyday pressures create conditions that raise an ...
read moreWhen trust is broken within a school community, the impact reaches far beyond a single family. At O'Brien & Ford, our hearts go out to every student, parent, and community member affected by these deeply troubling al...
read moreCar accidents are one of the leading causes of injury in Buffalo and across New York State, but a rollover accident is among the most dangerous types. When a vehicle tips onto its side or flips onto its roof, the violent...
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