Archive for March 2019

Benzene is a carcinogenic, meaning a known cancer-causing material. Many manufacturing companies use benzene in household products such as paint and detergents. The petroleum industry also relies on benzene for several purposes. Exposure to benzene as a consumer or worker could lead to many serious health complications. Where Might You Encounter Benzene? Benzene is a…

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New York State’s salvage vehicle law requires the issuance of a salvage title on a vehicle if it fulfills specific standards – namely, if it has undergone major damage or destruction. Having a salvage title means the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) must inspect the vehicle first before issuing a new title certificate. The point…

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Diclofenac is a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) doctors may prescribe to patients who suffer from arthritis. It specifically treats swelling or pain relating to rheumatoid arthritis and osteoarthritis. Although this pain-relieving medication can help patients with these diseases live and move more comfortably, researchers have found connections between diclofenac and serious heart problems. You may…

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The majority of personal injury cases in New York settle after negotiations with the insurance company, without needing to go to trial. Before a case gets to trial, both parties will undergo the discovery phase of the process. The discovery phase allows both sides to gain a deeper understanding of the circumstances surrounding the personal…

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  The subway system in New York City offers easy transportation for millions of passengers each day. New York City is one of the most heavily populated and congested cities in the United States, so moving around town is often difficult during busy times of the day. Subway stations and trains are unfortunately common places…

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