Trick or Treat Safety
If you have young children, they are probably already planning what to wear for Halloween. Some parents opt to forego traditional trick-or-treating in favor of parties, haunted house tours, or one-location trick-or-treat events. For those who opt for the traditional trick-or-treating, here are some ways to help make it a fun and safe experience. Costume … Continue reading
Rush Hour Accident Prevention
According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, most automobile accidents occur during the hours of 3-6pm, the traditional “rush hour” commute. With more cars on the road and drivers hurrying to get home after working all day, conditions are ripe for accidents. You can lessen your chances of becoming a rush hour statistic by … Continue reading
Why You Should Take Photos After an Accident
Capturing Evidence After an Accident In a popular exercise for students of criminal justice law, the professor will arrange for an interruption in the middle of a lecture. While the students have their attention focused on the lesson, the door will open suddenly. One or two people will enter the classroom, engage in a short … Continue reading
Bicycle Injuries Frequently Demand Litigation
Whether you are on your own bicycle or on one of the many bicycle rentals that are popping up in cities all over the country, accidents are always a possibility. In an accident between a bicycle and a car, the bicyclist is much more likely to be seriously injured or killed. Injuries to bicyclists are … Continue reading
How Much Car Insurance Do You Need?
Minimum Insurance Requirements Even though New York is a “no-fault” jurisdiction when it comes to automobile accidents, all drivers and car owners in the state are required to carry insurance. All drivers must have a $50,000 no-fault policy, which will pay for your damages if you are involved in an accident, regardless of who is … Continue reading