Uninsured Motorist Coverage in New York
Minimum Insurance Requirements All drivers and vehicle owners in New York are required to carry insurance. Failing to do so may result in fines and the suspension of one’s driver’s license. The minimum insurance required is: Property damage: $10,000 per accident. Bodily Injury: $25,000 for injury to one person; $50,000 for injury to two or … Continue reading
Moving Forward Following A Work-Related Injury
Work-related injuries can commonly occur in dangerous occupations such as construction jobs. However, there are many ways an employee can also be injured in non-dangerous occupations. All employers are required to maintain their workplace up to safety standards set forth by their state guidelines and will be liable to you under certain circumstances when your … Continue reading
What To Do Following The Wrongful Death Of A Loved Family Member
When a close family member passes away due to the fault of someone else, you may be able to earn monetary compensation for your costs and reliance on the decedent. Understandably, no amount of money will ever be able to make up for the loss of your loved one, but money can still help you … Continue reading
Why Road Rage Can Lead To Car Accidents
It’s easy to get frustrated when others drive too close to your car, cut you off, or don’t follow the rules of the roads. However, acting out on your emotions can lead to road rage that causes serious car accidents and violations with law enforcement. People that drive aggressively are not only dangers to themselves … Continue reading
Common Snow-Related Personal Injury Claims
Winter is many people’s favorite season: colder weather, the holidays, family visits, delicious meals. . . However, winter certainly has its downsides, especially for the northern states that have snowfall each year. While snow can certainly be fun and beautiful to look at, there have been many personal injuries that could have been avoided completely … Continue reading