Author: Ted Rosenberg
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Do I have the right to refuse the insurance company’s offer?
Read More: Do I have the right to refuse the insurance company’s offer?After suffering an injury due to someone else’s negligence the last thing you need is pressure from an insurance company. Yet, almost immediately after an…
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Pedestrian Accidents in Parking Lots: Who’s Liable?
Read More: Pedestrian Accidents in Parking Lots: Who’s Liable?Pedestrian Accidents in Parking Lots: Who’s Liable? For many people across Long Island and New York, a trip begins and ends in a parking lot.…
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What Qualifies as a Catastrophic Injury in New York?
Read More: What Qualifies as a Catastrophic Injury in New York?Catastrophic injuries are life-altering events that permanently shatter a victim’s independence, ability to work, and quality of life. For victims in New York, the journey…
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When Is Uber Liable for Your Accident in New York?
Read More: When Is Uber Liable for Your Accident in New York?The rise of Uber and similar rideshare services has revolutionized transportation across New York State. This convenience, however, has layered profound nuance onto the consequences…
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Rideshare Pickup/Drop-off Accidents at JFK and LaGuardia Airports
Read More: Rideshare Pickup/Drop-off Accidents at JFK and LaGuardia AirportsGone are the days when yellow taxis were the sole option because today, the curb is dominated by the digital handshake of rideshare apps like…
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Three-Foot Passing Law in New York State
Read More: Three-Foot Passing Law in New York StateCycling has exploded in popularity across New York, particularly on Long Island. More people are on two wheels than ever before. However, with increased ridership…
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New York Motor Vehicle Accident Statistics
Read More: New York Motor Vehicle Accident StatisticsEvery time we get behind the wheel we enter a complex ecosystem of traffic. From the dense, gridlocked avenues of Manhattan to the high-speed stretches…
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New York Bicycle Accident Statistics
Read More: New York Bicycle Accident StatisticsThe diverse landscape of the city means millions of New Yorkers rely on bicycles for recreation, exercise, and daily commuting. While cycling offers numerous health…
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Who is Liable in a New York Car Accident — the Owner or the Driver?
Read More: Who is Liable in a New York Car Accident — the Owner or the Driver?After a serious car crash on Long Island, one of the most pressing questions is who can be held responsible for the harm you have…
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Who Pays for My Damages and Injuries in a Hit and Run Accident?
Read More: Who Pays for My Damages and Injuries in a Hit and Run Accident?After a New York hit-and-run accident, your own auto insurance policy is often the primary source of payment for your injuries and related damages. While…
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What Happens if a Road Hazard Caused My Motorcycle Accident?
Read More: What Happens if a Road Hazard Caused My Motorcycle Accident?If a road hazard caused your motorcycle accident, you may be able to file a claim for compensation against the entity responsible for the road,…
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How Often Do Car Accident Claims Go to Court in Long Island?
Read More: How Often Do Car Accident Claims Go to Court in Long Island?Very few car accident claims on Long Island—and across the country—ever go to court, as the vast majority are resolved through out-of-court settlements. If the…
