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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration reported that 6,516 pedestrians were killed, and an estimated 55,000 pedestrians were injured nationwide in pedestrian accidents in 2020. On average, one pedestrian was […]

Lane splitting has been defined to include riding a motorcycle between lanes or rows of slow or stopped traffic that is moving in the same direction. According to the National […]

Highway:  According to the New York Vehicle and Traffic Law, the term “highway” refers to the “[t]he entire width between the boundary lines of every way publicly maintained when any […]

More than 145 million adults include walking as part of their active lifestyle, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. And, more than six in 10 people walk […]

Self-driving car technology is evolving. Most vehicles on the road are only partially autonomous; they have driving-assistance features that help with braking, steering, and other controls but can’t yet drive […]

New York follows a “comparative fault” rule, meaning that an injured person’s own negligent behavior will not necessarily prevent them from receiving compensation for pain and suffering. New York’s comparative […]

Comparative Negligence If you are seriously injured in a New York State motor vehicle accident, you may be able to file a claim against the other driver to recover for your pain and […]

Generally speaking, an insurance adjuster investigates, evaluates and attempts to settle certain insurance claims that may be brought by an insured, or third parties to whom the insured may be […]

Compensation: The aftermath of a motor vehicle accident can be frustrating. Lost wages and medical expenses can add up fast. Likewise, the sheer pain and suffering can be enough to […]