When you are involved in a car accident, there are some steps you should always try to take at the scene of the collision. There are also steps that you are legally required to take in some cases. One of these steps is calling the police. While you aren’t always required to call the police […]
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Whether it is something as large and dangerous as a truck tire, or as innocuous as a cardboard box, anything flying, rolling, or resting in the road can present a serious risk for an accident and injury. If you have been involved in a wreck that was caused by road debris, it is important to […]
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You were involved in a car accident that wasn’t your fault. There is no question that the other driver was to blame, and there is no question that you are entitled to insurance coverage. Do you need a lawyer, or can you deal with insurance on your own? While dealing with the insurer on your […]
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Car accidents can vary widely in terms of their severity. While some collisions can leave both vehicles damaged beyond repair, others can cause only minor damage that has no impact on a car’s safety or drivability. When is damage from a car accident considered “minor,” and why is this important? Here’s what you need to […]
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Under New York law, drivers are required to report most car accidents to the police, the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV), or both. However, many drivers are not aware of these requirements. Additionally, if an accident seems relatively minor, calling the police or contacting the DMV might not seem necessary. Furthermore, if you need to […]
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Whiplash is among the most common injuries drivers and passengers suffer in vehicle collisions. When a seatbelt restrains the body, the head can still move forward. Once the neck stretches to its maximum capacity, it then snaps (or “whips”) back, potentially causing a number of internal injuries. The costs of suffering whiplash can be significant. […]
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