Motorcycle Accident
Some Causes of Buffalo Motorcycle Accidents
| February 12th, 2019
Motorcycle accidents in Buffalo can be scary events that cause injuries and damage. No matter how much protection a motorcycle driver wears, there is always a chance they will be injured in an accident, or even worse. There are a lot of reasons why Buffalo has motorcycle accidents, but you are in a better position […]
The Aftermath of a Buffalo Motorcycle Accident
| January 21st, 2019
A Buffalo motorcycle accident can be a frightening event for all involved. As a motorcyclist, you are forced to be defensive in your driving to protect against motorists who are often not paying attention to motorcycles. But even with vigilance, there can still be those moments when an accident occurs. What should you do in […]
I was in a Rochester Motorcycle Accident. Do I Need a Lawyer?
| January 2nd, 2019
Motorcycles are popular in Rochester and you can see them on the roads in and around the city for months out of the year. Rochester motorcyclists take a risk each time they go out on the roads because of how exposed they are to other traffic and to the hot working parts on the motorcycle […]
Common Causes of Albany Motorcycle Accidents
| November 19th, 2018
In 2012 there were thousands of motorcycle accidents throughout the state of New York. Albany is the capital of New York and the city proper is home to around 100,000 New Yorkers. The number of Albany motorcyclists getting involved in accidents each year is concerning. However, drivers can help start lowering the number of accidents […]
Long Island motorcycle dangers
| November 14th, 2018
Long Island motorcyclists can’t always avoid being involved in an accident but there are things they can do to increase safety and make quick but informed decisions while operating a motorcycle. Long Island has many beautiful motorcycle routes. Unfortunately, some dangers faced by Long Island motorcyclists are caused by vehicle drivers. Top 5 Reasons for […]
The Aftermath of a Long Island Motorcycle Accident
| October 9th, 2018
According to the New York State Department of Health, approximately 166 people die in motorcycle crashes each year on New York public roads. Not only that, but approximately 11 people are treated for motorcycle accident injuries in New York State every day. Motorcycle accidents happen for many reasons ranging from motor vehicle negligence to careless […]
Syracuse motorists beware: Studies show an increase in motorcycle accidents in summer
| August 10th, 2018
Motorcycle enthusiasts wait all winter to return to the roads on their motorcycles. Unfortunately, when summer hits Syracuse with warm temperatures and sunny days, motorcyclists hit the roads in droves, increasing their risk of being involved in an accident. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration over 5000 U.S. motorcyclists were killed in 2016 […]
Syracuse motorcycle accidents
| June 7th, 2018
Motorcycle accidents increase across NY state and the U.S. According to the New York Health Department, an average of at least 140 deaths occur every year in New York due to motorcyclists suffering extreme injuries in an accident. Mortality rates for motorcycle crashes were highest for men ages 20 to 44. Excuses given by drivers […]
Autonomous Car Liability
| September 21st, 2017
A law review article published in the Southern Methodist University Science and Technology Law Review makes the novel argument that “[l]aws governing canine ownership are a good model on which to base laws governing autonomous cars.” While it may seem implausible to compare a sentient animal—a dog—to the motions, sensors and axels of an autonomous […]
Could self-driving cars impact our privacy?
| July 11th, 2017
“In [a] near-future filled with self-driving cars, the price of convenience is surveillance.” That is the argument advanced in a recent Atlantic article, “How Self-Driving Cars Will Threaten privacy.” The article begins with a morning commute “sometime in the indeterminate future” where the humanoid voice of a hypothetical self-driving car makes seemingly innocuous suggestions as […]