This is not your typical library. Most library's have row after row of dusty books sitting on shelves. Not this one. Contained within this library are hundreds and thousands of articles about medical malpractice, accidents and wrongful death. The goal of creating this vast library is to inform you, the consumer, about how these cases work.
I have free reports, hundreds of educational videos, books and much more. All this information will empower you to become better informed consumers and help you decide which attorney is right for you and what you need to do next.
Take your time, read as much as you can, watch the videos and if you have questions, I encourage you to pick up the phone and schedule a phone consultation with me at 516-487-8207.
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Motor vehicle safety rules put into effect in effort to improve motorist safety in Suffolk CountyBetween 2007 and 2008 there were 32 accidents on Smithtown Road – County Road 16. This summer, Suffolk County is finally making improvements intended to increase
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You were in a bad car accident in NY and you believe you had the green light going through the intersection. The problem is that the other driver also thinks he had the green light. Who's right and how do you prove it?"Who had the green light?" is a question the police officer will ask. It's also a question an attorney will ask when deciding whether to accept you as a client. You answer "I had the green light!"
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Defense ADMITS They Screwed Up! They Also Admit Their Negligence Caused Your Injury. But They DON'T Admit the Value of Your Injuries. What Happens Next?In New York, an injured victim must show (1) there was wrongdoing, (2) the wrongdoing caused injury and (3) the injury is significant and/or permanent.
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Car Crash in New York; "Why Speed, Time & Distance" Can Make or Break Your Auto Accident CaseYou may not realize it, but speed, time and distance can make or break your car accident case here in New York.
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Car Crash in New York; "Why Speed, Time & Distance" Can Make or Break Your Auto Accident CaseYou may not realize it, but speed, time and distance can make or break your car accident case here in New York.
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You were drinking that night. But your drinking had nothing to do with how the accident happened or the injuries you suffered. Can you keep that harmful information from the jury during your car accident trial in NY?You got into your car to head home. You really felt good. You felt you were able to drive. You didn't feel like you were driving under the influence of alcohol.
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You were riding close to the parked cars on the right side of the road. Without warning, a car door is flung open right into your path. You have no time to react. You hit the door full force and go flying through the air into traffic.Getting doored while bike riding sucks. Big time. I know. It happened to me. I know others it happened to. It's frustrating. It's aggravating. It's careless and preventable.
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How do you choose a lawyer when you’ve been involved in a car accident in New York? You have so many choices. How can you make the RIGHT choice? Here are 5 tips to help you decide which attorney is right for you:
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NY Negligence Lawyer-The Large Law Firm TrapYou've been injured. You're searching for a law firm. You think only a large New York law firm that handles negligence cases is the right one for you. However, after doing your research you realize that a large Manhattan law firm may not be right for you. In fact, you probably need a small law firm or a solo practitioner to represent you in your car accident case. Read the full article to find out why.
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Queens Bicycle Rider Hit By Car at a T Intersection-New York Accident Attorney ExplainsMy client was out riding his bicycle on a beautiful sunny Spring day this year, on a quiet stretch of road in Queens. He was approaching an intersection where cars were coming off of the Grand Central Parkway exit ramp. As a driver coming from the Grand Central heads down the exit ramp, he is left with one of two choices as he approaches the T intersection: Either turn left, or turn right. If you are going to make a left turn, you must get into the left-hand turning lane. There is a stop sign at that T intersection for cars just getting off the GCP exit. In this case, a driver coming off the Grand Central Parkway exit ramp got into the left-hand turning lane and proceeded to stop at the Stop sign. A good thing he did. However, instead of looking to his left, which is where he was intending to turn, to check for oncoming traffic, he looked to his right and removed his foot from the brake and applied the gas. As he did so, he proceeded to hit my bike-riding client-who by the way was in the middle of the intersection, on the right side of his body, throwing him to the pavement. A trip to the emergency room revealed a fractured finger, that days later required surgery to correct. An MRI of the knee revealed damage to a tendon, which required arthroscopic surgery to fix. In addition, my client suffered a significant shoulder injury requiring extensive physical therapy. This young man, who was wearing his helmet at the time of impact, was a computer programmer and because of the injury to his finger and surgery, had great difficulty typing and performing his job duties. Recuperation and physical therapy has helped him regain function to his finger and hand, and he performs strengthening exercises each day. This accident was preventable. The careless and negligent driver had only to look to his left to see what he should have seen. Had he merely looked to his left, he would have seen my client riding his bike peacefully on a beautiful Saturday morning. Instead, through the negligence of this driver, my client's day was turned upside down.