Daylight Savings Dangers: How To Keep New Yorkers Safe In The Dark
0 CommentsToday marks the end of Daylight Savings and the start of danger to come. An uptick in motor vehicle accidents around this time of the year puts everyone on the road at risk. As New Yorkers prepare for darker days ahead, these are the risk factors you need to know to keep your family safe…
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Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month
0 CommentsMore than 1,250 Americans are newly diagnosed with pancreatic cancer every day, an average of 56,770 per year. Pancreatic cancer is the third leading cause of cancer-related death in the United States. This aggressive disease has already surpassed breast cancer in prevalence and is predicted to surpass colon cancer rates by 2020.  Despite the advancements…
Read More Read MoreWhat is the Average Settlement for a Head Injury in New York?
0 CommentsThis page aims to help with understanding the many factors that go into head injury settlement calculations. When someone is injured in any type of accident that was caused by someone else’s negligence, they are often entitled to compensation for the damages associated with the injury. There are instances in which insurance companies and injury…
Read More Read MoreNew York Car Seat & Booster Seat Laws
0 CommentsProtecting New York’s youth is a primary concern for everyone, and on this page, we’ll discuss the laws you need to know about and other safety tips. It’s a very unfortunate reality that there are over 136,000 ER visits each year in the state of New York as a result of motor vehicle accidents, and…
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Why Long-Haul Truckers Are At Higher Risk of Motor Vehicle Accidents
0 CommentsCommercial truck driving is becoming one of the most dangerous occupations in the country. According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (C.D.C.), trucking accidents are the leading cause of occupational death for truck drivers above all other risks and health conditions. More than 1 in 3 long-haul truck drivers have experienced a serious…
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