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Our blog offers simple, helpful tips on your rights, next steps, and how to protect your injury claim.
Key Takeaways Drivers must remain at the scene and report accidents involving injuries. Medical evaluation should occur promptly, even when injuries appear minor. Evidence collection, including photos and witn...
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Key Takeaways Lane splitting is illegal in New York and prohibited on all roadways. Motorcyclists must occupy a full lane and avoid riding between vehicles. Lane filtering and lane splitting both violate New Y...
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Key Takeaways Call 911, seek prompt medical care, and document injuries after a crash. Photograph scene details and collect witness contact information to preserve evidence. Do not admit fault or apologize, ...
read moreKey Takeaways Delayed symptoms after a car accident can surface hours, days, or even weeks later. Adrenaline may hide injuries, postponing pain and noticeable symptoms after a crash. Prompt medical care helps ...
read moreKey Takeaways PIP covers medical expenses and lost wages regardless of fault in New York. Collision coverage pays for vehicle damage after a hit-and-run, usually subject to a deductible. Uninsured motorist cov...
read moreKey Takeaways The leasing company owns the vehicle and controls claims and repair requirements. Drivers must report any damage to the insurer, lessor, and sometimes law enforcement. Insurance payments often in...
read moreKey Takeaways Comprehensive auto insurance typically covers damage to vehicles resulting from a deer collision. Most drivers bear no legal responsibility when a deer enters the roadway without warning. Steerin...
read moreKey Takeaways The Dunbar Bite Scale classifies dog attacks from Level 1, with no skin contact, to Level 6, involving a fatal injury. Levels 1 and 2 do not break the skin, while Levels 3 through 5 involve shallow ...
read moreKey Takeaways Pedestrian accidents often cause severe injuries because the body absorbs the full force of impact without protection. The most common injuries include broken bones, traumatic brain injuries such as...
read moreKey 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...
read moreKey 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....
read moreMost 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 during wi...
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...
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