New York Personal Injury Attorney Blog

Profit is the only goal in mind for trucking companies. The faster their goods can be delivered, the more money they make. In order to increase financial gain, truck companies may cut vital safety procedures and even encourage their drivers to break federal trucking regulations by speeding or driving for longer periods of time than…

The thought of leaving a child in the care of someone else can leave a parent feeling anxious and concerned for their safety. When daycare is the only feasible option, there are a number of safety hazards that parents should be aware of when researching in order to find a facility that will be the…

The tourism industry is a major source of revenue for New York, and double decker tour buses make it very easy for tourists to explore and sightsee. Although traveling by bus is generally safe, a number of serious accidents in recent years have spurred scrutiny of the tour bus industry, putting into question the safety…

Many riders do not realize it, but motorcycle helmet use and the type of helmet chosen is a critical and often contentious issue in motorcycle accident claims and suits. The state of New York has a universal helmet law, requiring all motorcyclists and passengers to wear helmets, regardless of age and experience. After a motorcycle…

The construction industry’s term, the “fatal four,” refers to the four most common causes of workplace fatalities. They include falls, being struck by an object, electrocution, and individuals being caught in or pinned between objects. According to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), these four types of construction accidents are responsible for more than…