In February 2019, a 90-year-old Rhode Island resident died outside of a community center. The elderly pedestrian died from his injuries after a garbage truck hit him. Sadly, the man routinely visited the community center which hosts activities such as exercise classes, Scrabble tournaments, and other senior activities. This man’s death is only one of […]
A 17-year-old man arrived at a New York hospital screaming in agony. He had a fever and an elevated heartbeat of 145 beats per minute. Instead of consulting with a cardiologist, an emergency room doctor transferred the patient to Westchester Medical Center. Within two hours, the 17-year-old died of myocarditis caused by Lyme disease. The […]
Coronavirus is at the forefront of our thoughts as a country. There are currently over 600 cases of coronavirus in the United States, including a New York lawyer. Italy and Israel have imposed quarantine laws that limit people’s movements. The Pentagon is now recommending that people practice “social distancing” by holding videoconference meetings rather than […]
Concerned about how the Coronavirus is affecting personal injury law in the state of New York? Worried that your particular personal injury case may be delayed or otherwise impacted negatively? Here is what you need to know: As the Coronavirus continues to sweep across the country, New York State has been particularly hard hit. In […]
One Person Killed In Woodmere Car Accident By Peninsula Boulevard and Lafayette Drive WOODMERE, NEW YORK (March 22, 2020) – One person was injured in a car accident near the intersection of Peninsula Boulevard and Lafayette Drive. New York Police Department officials are saying that the collision occurred around 6:55 p.m. For reasons that remain […]
Seven People Injured In Mamakating School Bus Accident On Route 17 By Exit 112 MAMAKATING, NEW YORK (March 22, 2020) – Seven people were injured in a school bus accident on Route 17 not far from Exit 112. New York Highway Patrol are saying that the collision occurred around 7:45 a.m. For reasons that remain […]
