Snow and ice are a part of winter life in New York. Winter weather means slippery roads, sidewalks, stairs, as well as fender benders on the highway and in parking lots, which can sometimes cause serious injuries.   Snow and Ice on Roadways   Visitors coming to New York to enjoy winter sports or spend … Continue reading

The holiday season will soon be upon us, and New Yorkers, like the rest of their fellow Americans, will be gratefully celebrating the end of 2020. For many of us, ringing in the new year will involve traveling. Nationwide, January 1 is the fifth most dangerous day for drivers, according to the National Highway Traffic … Continue reading

Fall in New York means cooler temperatures, beautiful colors, and the anticipation of winter holidays. Outdoorsmen know that fall also brings hunting season – with bow hunting season beginning on October 1 and regular hunting season beginning on November 21, New York’s rural areas will be full of hunters and dogs looking to bring home … Continue reading

It can be difficult to determine who is responsible for an accident even when only two vehicles are involved. In multiple vehicle accidents, things can be even more complicated. Accidents at Stop Lights and Intersections One of the most common situations of a multiple vehicle accident occurs when one driver stops suddenly at a stop … Continue reading

One of the most profound changes to the American economy in the twenty-first century is the evolution of the gig economy. More and more workers are leaving traditional jobs and working for themselves, a trend that will probably increase even more in the wake of COVID-19. One of the largest sectors in the new economy … Continue reading