Taking the First Steps in Filing a Medical Malpractice Claim
If you were injured or suffered harm because of the care given by your medical provider, you may have grounds for a medical malpractice claim. A successful claim can result…
Common Types of Truck Accidents
Big trucks are extremely large and unwieldy, which makes them difficult to maneuver even under the best conditions. When the conditions are not favorable, they become even more dangerous. Drivers…
Factors To Consider When a Medical Condition Causes an Accident
Some medical conditions and disabilities cause symptoms that impair one's ability to drive a motor vehicle. Examples include seizure disorders, e.g., epilepsy; diabetes; heart disease; and vision problems. Determining liability…
When Is Coronavirus Covered by Workers’ Comp?
After two months of being under stay-at-home orders because of the COVID-19 pandemic, each of the states, including New York, have begun some degree of reopening. While many businesses had…
Common Questions: Managing Trucking Accidents
Sharing the road with semi-trucks gives many a sense of uncertainty. Semi-truck drivers carry a great responsibility on the road. Failing to operate a semi-truck with the greatest of care…
Cancer and Medical Malpractice
When most people become sick, they will go to the doctor to find out what is wrong with them so that they may obtain the right treatments and medications to…
When Is Drug Possession a Felony?
Any drug crime can be charged as a felony or a misdemeanor. This depends on the type of drug as well as the amount and any mitigating factors. Like other…
I Work Out of State – Where Do I Apply for Workers’ Compensation Payments After I’m Hurt on the Job?
Where Does an Employee File a Workers' Compensation Claim if They Work Out of State? If an employer purchases workers' compensation insurance in one state but has employees who work…