Anyone who has ever been in a car crash knows they can turn to the at-fault driver’s insurance and file a claim for their losses. But what happens if the driver has no insurance? Even though around 90-95% of New York drivers are estimated to have insurance coverage, there’s a chance you...
How to Prove Fault in a Multi-Vehicle Car Accident
Not all car accidents involve just two vehicles, with one party clearly the victim and the other at fault. When more than one vehicle is involved, questions of liability become more complex. Sorting these issues out takes considerable legal experience.
If you or a loved one were involved in...
Dealing With Insurance Companies After a Car Accident in Garden City
Car accidents can leave victims seriously injured and in financial crisis. In addition to physical pain, mental suffering, and financial impacts, one of the most challenging things about a car accident is dealing with insurance companies in the aftermath. In this article, we discuss dealing with insurance companies after a car...
What to Do if You’re Involved in a Hit and Run Accident in Suffolk County
Experiencing a hit-and-run accident can be a traumatic experience. Not only must you live with the physical and psychological effects of the accident, but you also must deal with the fact that the other driver has failed to fulfill their legal obligations by fleeing the scene. Fortunately, if you’ve been injured in...
Tips for Safe Driving in the Winter
Exercising caution while operating a motor vehicle is always advisable. However, during the winter months, proper preparation and operation are more critical than ever. When there is snow or ice on the road, the hazards of driving increase, making it imperative to take steps to account for these additional dangers. In...
How to File a Claim for Uninsured Motorist Coverage in New York
Following a car accident with an uninsured driver, you may end up filing a claim through the uninsured motorist provisions of your own car insurance policy. Uninsured motorist coverage covers car accident injuries and other related losses when the other driver doesn’t have car insurance. In this article, we provide an...
Common Injuries Resulting from Car Accidents
Car accidents are one of the top causes of injury and death in the United States. In fact, over seven million auto accidents occur every year across the nation. And even minor car accidents can result in injury. Fortunately, if you’ve been injured in a car accident, you may be entitled...
How to Handle Hit-and-Run Accident Cases in New York
A hit-and-run accident occurs when an at-fault driver flees the scene of the accident before notifying the authorities. In a hit-and-run situation, victims are often left traumatized and unsure of how to proceed. Although it’s impossible to predict a hit-and-run accident, you must know what to do if you ever find yourself...
Ring in the New Year Safely: Navigating the Risk of New Year’s Eve Celebrations
Most people anxiously await New Year’s Eve each year. After all, this holiday is often associated with new beginnings and a fresh start. As such, New Year’s Eve is heavily celebrated every year—often with lots of drinking. Unfortunately, many New Year’s Eve partygoers make the poor decision to drive home after several...
Visibility, Speed, and Control: The Three Pillars of Safe Winter Driving
Driving during the winter presents unique challenges, particularly to those who must navigate snowy and icy conditions. Car snow accidents are common during the winter, and they often result in serious injuries. Fortunately, however, if you prepare adequately, your odds of staying safe while driving in the winter increase dramatically. In...
