Month: March 2024
What Happens If You Get Into A Car Accident With An Expired License?
Getting into a car accident is stressful enough, but if you’re involved in one with an expired license in New York, the situation can become even more complicated. Whether you’re navigating these challenges in White Plains or elsewhere in Westchester County, a White Plains car accident lawyer can help guide you through the legal process…. read more
What Percentage of Pedestrians Survive When Hit At 40 mph?
Research has shown that the survival rate of pedestrians struck by vehicles traveling at higher speeds decreases significantly. So, what percentage of pedestrians survive when hit at 40 mph? According to the U.S. Department of Transportation, studies and statistical analyses show that the survival rate for pedestrians struck by a vehicle traveling at 42 mph… read more
Who Must Yield At T-Intersections In New York?
T-intersections are a common sight on New York roadways, where one road intersects another to form a “T” shape. These intersections present unique challenges for drivers, particularly when it comes to determining who has the right of way. Right of Way at T-Intersections in New York In general, vehicles approaching a T-intersection must yield to… read more
The Causes of Blunt Head Force Trauma
One particularly concerning type of injury that personal injury victims suffer is blunt head force trauma. This type of injury, often resulting from accidents or intentional acts, can have devastating consequences for victims and their families. Here are its most common causes. What is Blunt Head Force Trauma? Blunt head force trauma refers to injuries… read more
Another Huge Trial Verdict of $7,000,000.00 in Bronx County
In another great trial win, partner Adam E. Deutsch won a verdict of $7,000,000.00 in Bronx County Supreme Court. Adam was brought in as trial counsel by another law firm who had litigated the matter for nearly 8 years against a major Bronx hospital and its physicians. For the entirety of the litigation not a… read more