The nation’s shutdown in the spring lowered vehicle miles traveled on the nation’s roads and reduced, but did not eliminate, traffic deaths. According to early estimates from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, there were 7,780 fatalities from motor...
motor vehicle
accidents
accidents
Trucking
Accidents
Accidents
medical
malpractice
malpractice
construction
accidents
accidents
catastrophic
injuries
injuries
premises
liability
liability
Rochester Legal Issues Blog
6 signs of aggressive driving
Drivers on New York’s highways face a wide variety of different hazards, and other drivers could be the greatest risk you face on the roadways. More than half of fatal car crashes involve an aggressive driver, and keeping yourself and your passengers safe could depend...
Thousands killed in pedestrian accidents every year
Getting outside to enjoy New York’s beautiful summer weather can be challenging for individuals who are busy with work, school, and family commitments. However, many people enjoy walks throughout their cities and neighborhoods to decompress, slow down, and to breathe...
What is a ‘wrongful death’ in New York?
New Yorkers who live in and around Victor often read about traffic accidents in which one or more individuals have perished. A common question following such reports is whether the relatives of the deceased person have any kind of claim against the person who may be...
Two people injured in collision in Penfield
Two-car accidents can be very perplexing, especially if neither vehicle was carrying passengers. Without witnesses, police must depend upon the observations and memories of the two people most intimately involved in the incidents that led to the accident. A two-car...
Safety tips for sharing the road this summer
As seasons change, so do road conditions — winter snow brings on slick roads and spring rain brings on visibility challenges. Although summer weather can create clearer road conditions, there are other obstacles to keep in mind. Higher temps lead to more...
Untreated brain injuries can be a big problem after a car accident
A car accident at even a low rate of speed can result in a traumatic brain injury (TBI). Your head doesn’t even have to strike an object for an injury to occur. If your head is jerked back and forth, your brain can strike your skull, resulting in severe trauma....
Bicycle accident claims the life of a local 13-year-old
A tragic bicycle accident in a suburb of Rochester took the life a of 13-year-old boy. Those who knew the teen described him as intelligent and talented in many ways. The driver of a motor vehicle struck the boy at an intersection. Authorities said that they are...
The types of car accident damages that can help victims
Car accident victims can suffer a variety of serious and catastrophic injuries. Serious injuries can include brain injuries, broken bones and other types of injuries as well. When this happens, it is important for victims to be familiar with legal resources that can...
Statistical analysis shows rise in truck accidents in 2019
New Yorkers sharing the road with large trucks will likely be concerned about the possibility of a collision. Since these vehicles are so massive, travel long distances, move at significant speeds and drivers are on the road for long stretches, there are myriad...
Traffic deaths and miles dropped in early 2020
The nation’s shutdown in the spring lowered vehicle miles traveled on the nation’s roads and reduced, but did not eliminate, traffic deaths. According to early estimates from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, there were 7,780 fatalities from motor...
6 signs of aggressive driving
Drivers on New York’s highways face a wide variety of different hazards, and other drivers could be the greatest risk you face on the roadways. More than half of fatal car crashes involve an aggressive driver, and keeping yourself and your passengers safe could depend...
Thousands killed in pedestrian accidents every year
Getting outside to enjoy New York’s beautiful summer weather can be challenging for individuals who are busy with work, school, and family commitments. However, many people enjoy walks throughout their cities and neighborhoods to decompress, slow down, and to breathe...
Evaluate My Case
