Category: Car Accidents

For drivers on Long Island, understanding the difference between bodily injury and personal injury protection, also known as “PIP,” is important because both are required by law....

What Are the Deadlines for Filing a Rideshare Accident Claim on Long Island? Two deadlines govern your Long Island rideshare accident claim. The first is...

After a serious car accident, you may be wondering how insurance policy limits come into play and are asking: “What happens if my medical bills...

Yes, you can get a ticket days after an accident if there is evidence that you committed a traffic violation. Our experienced Long Island car...

Rear-end crashes happen every day. One minute you are sitting at a red light, and the next, you feel a sudden, jarring impact. If you...

If you were seriously injured in a car crash caused by someone else’s negligence, such as a driver running a red light, you might wonder...

Daylight Saving Time (DST) is the practice of setting clocks forward one hour in the spring and back one hour in the fall. Though only...

Losing a loved one in a car accident is a devastating experience that leaves families grappling with emotional trauma and financial challenges. It can leave...

Reckless driving is a serious offense that endangers everyone on public highways. Under New York Vehicle and Traffic Law § 1212, it’s defined as driving...

If you encounter a traffic light that’s not working, you may find yourself wondering what to do when a traffic light is out. Here’s the...

If someone else wrecks your car, you are probably asking the question, “What happens if someone else is driving my car and gets in an...

After a parking lot hit-and-run on Long Island, the immediate question for many is, “Who pays for this?” In most cases, the answer is your...