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How do I report a dog bite on Long Island? And Other FAQsAccording to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), approximately 4.7 million people are bitten by a dog in the United States each year with 17% of those bitten requiring medical care. Of the almost 400,000 people who required treatment, 42% were…
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Long Island Construction Accident FAQsAccording to the 2020 Labor Force Statistics from the Current Population Survey by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, almost 11 million Americans are employed in the construction industry. This accounts for over 7% of the entire employed population during a year of record unemployment. The large number of people in…
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Long Island Bicycle Accident FAQsWith warmer weather just around the corner and an extensive network of over 200 miles of bike paths across Long Island, more and more bicycle enthusiasts are going to head outside to ride. Within this network of bicycle paths, cyclists can choose between New York State and local Long Island bike…
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Pedestrian Accident Statistics for NYPedestrians who are struck by a motor vehicle on Long Island often suffer serious or fatal injuries, and these types of accidents are all too common. According to the New York State Department of Health, on average, pedestrians injured by motor vehicle traffic accidents account for the hospitalization of 15.4 out…
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Drinking and Driving Are a Deadly CombinationDrinking and driving don’t mix. According to the US Department of Transportation (DOT) Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over campaign, drunk driving accidents account for nearly one-third of vehicle crash fatalities in the United States. This grim statistic is even more important to consider as one of the most…
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The Island Harvest Food Bank of Long Island is hosting its 12th Annual Bethpage Turkey Drive on Friday, November 20, 2020, from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM at the Bethpage branch of the Bethpage Federal Credit Union located at 899 S. Oyster Bay Rd. The drive is part of a larger initiative to make Long…
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On Aug. 11, 2020, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo approved the state’s latest law regarding the use of seatbelts. During the 2019-2020 legislative session, the New York State Senate passed Senate Bill S4336 in an effort to further increase vehicle safety in the state. This piece of legislation requires passengers aged 16 and up to…
Continue ReadingCongratulations to Kailyn McMinn, 18, of Madison, Conn., who is the recipient of the 2020 Rosenberg & Gluck L.L.P. Auto Safety and Technology Scholarship. Kailyn is a first-year student at Southern Connecticut State University, where she plans to study special education.Kailyn wrote a detailed, thoroughly researched essay on auto safety and the role technology has…
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A personal injury accident such as a slip and fall or car accident can happen when you least expect it. It can be impossible to prepare for a serious personal injury but you can take control once the worst has happened. Finding the best accident lawyer on Long Island can help you strengthen your case…
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The plaintiff in a civil lawsuit can generally receive two main types of damages: punitive damages that punish a defendant’s wrongdoing or intentional tort, and compensatory damages that seek to make the victim “whole” again after an accident caused by negligence. Every state has different laws concerning punitive damages, limits on such damages, and the…
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Toxic torts are a special element of personal injury law that involves injuries caused by exposure to toxic substances. While some personal injury cases involving things like car accidents are fairly straightforward, toxic tort cases can be some of the most complex civil claims and require skilled representation by a Nassau County personal injury attorney….
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Most drivers operate under the assumption that any driver who causes a rear-end collision with another driver is automatically at fault for the accident. Generally, this is true because drivers have a duty of care to prevent accidents with drivers in front of them. This means allowing ample space to come to a stop in…
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Car accidents occur in parking lots every day. With people struggling to back out all at once amidst shoppers and other distractions, you are bound to bump into someone else at some point or another. Fortunately, most parking lot accidents happen at low speeds and typically don’t cause significant damages. However, determining fault for these…
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An estimated 1.5 million Americans suffer some sort of brain injury each year, according to the Center for Disease Control (CDC). They also report that every day 153 people are dying from injuries that include a traumatic brain injury.Some of the most common causes are car accidents, falls, and firearms. The range of severity depends…
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The Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS) is the most common tool used by clinicians to objectively gauge a patient’s level of consciousness following a traumatic brain injury. By use of a scoring system, it is a simple and reliable way to initially assess and keep record of his or her conscious state.How Does the Glasgow Coma…
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The blizzard of 2018 has claimed two lives from snow removal on Long Island. According to News 12, both men were in their mid-50s. Although specifics are not clear, Suffolk Executive Steve Bellone wants residents to remain cautious of the weather conditions today after two men died removing snow from their properties.Other deaths have been…
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According to CNBC, recent article – The U.S. Food and Drug Administration issued a recall on Tuesday regarding a heart device made by Johnson & Johnson, claiming a faulty valve: About 110 heart devices made and distributed by a unit of Johnson & Johnson between Jan. 1 and May 5 are a part of the Class…
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PREPARING FOR WINTER WEATHER HAZARDSWinter is by far the most dangerous season for New Yorkers. Snow, ice, and deep freezing temperatures cause hazardous conditions for pedestrians and drivers, increasing the risk of weather-related accidents on sidewalks and roads.Preparing your family to react accordingly to severe weather conditions is extremely helpful in preventing injuries during this…
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W.A.T.C.H. Reveals Nominees for “10 Worst Toys” For 2017 Holiday Season 45th Annual Report Cautions Parents: A press release was distributed earlier this month with the following information: World Against Toys Causing Harm, Inc. (W.A.T.C.H.) revealed its nominees for the “10 Worst Toys of 2017” and demonstrated why the “Wonder Woman Battle Sword,” “Spiderman Spider-Drone,” and other potentially…
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It wouldn’t be the holiday season without an influx of clever shopping scams to watch out for! Over the years, online shopping has become the number one method of gift purchasing for the holidays. Unfortunately, this also means an increase in online thieves looking to scam their way into gifts and money at your expense.Staying…
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Many people who live in the Tri-State area believe that the area’s most dangerous roads sit within the NY Metro areas, such as Manhattan, Queens and the other boroughs. However, the Tri-State Transportation Campaign confirms that Long Island’s roads top the list of the most dangerous roads. Most of these roadways are State or County…
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Thanksgiving is one of the most congested travel days of the entire year. Unless you are able to leave well in advance for the holiday, you’re bound to run into an accident or two on the road. Unfortunately, with an increase in distracted drivers rushing off to Turkey Day celebrations, Thanksgiving is also one of…
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When you or a family member require emergency medical care, it’s common to seek services at the closest hospital in your community. After all, hospitals have a reputation for sustaining sterile environments and promoting healthy recoveries. If a medical facility is open in your area, how bad could it be? A recent grading list of…
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On Sunday, November 5th, the clocks turn back acknowledging the end of daylight savings. Returning to standard time for most is a moment to celebrate, with one more hour to sleep-in before starting the day! But not everyone is so thrilled with the clocks changing. Especially those involved in the increase of vehicle accidents that…
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