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- Car Accidents
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- Wrongful Death
- Workers Compensation
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- Truck Accidents
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- Pedestrian & Bicycle Accidents
- Motorcycle Accidents
- Nursing Home Negligence
- Birth Injury
- DWI Defense
- Hit & Run Accidents
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- Brain and Head Injuries
- Spinal Cord Injuries
My claim was denied after a car accident. What should I do?
Wrongfully Denied Accident Claims When your claim was denied after a car accident, you still have options to pursue compensation. The insurance company has an obligation to honor your claim if serious injuries result from a car accident and you have insurance to...
How to Protect Yourself in a Road Rage Accident
Spotting Road Rage and How to Deal with It A road rage accident can occur when an angry driver takes revenge by deliberately crashing into another car, side swiping another car or running it off the road. It can also occur when rage makes the driver lose his or her...
Long Island Car Accident Injures Seven People
Suffolk County Car Crash Puts Two People in Serious Condition A Mercedes Benz driven by Mayda Villatoro sideswiped a 2019 Kia Sportage SUV traveling southbound on Fifth Avenue at Reil Place in Bay Shore, Long Island. The accident occurred on December 5, 2020, around...
Cold Weather Travel and Safety
Avoiding Frostbite and Hypothermia Cold weather travel and safety includes protection against frostbite and hypothermia. People often jump into their vehicles without bundling up because they are just running to the store or will only be out for a few minutes....
What Factors Make Winter Driving Conditions So Dangerous?
Adjusting Your Driving for Winter Weather Winter driving conditions can be dangerous even if you don't have several feet of snow covering the ground. In fact, sometimes the dangers of a light dusting of snow elude people. In addition, you may think that if there is no...