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If a city vehicle, such as a bus, sanitation truck, or police car, or a dangerous city road caused your

New York No-Fault insurance, also known as Personal Injury Protection (PIP), provides benefits for certain accident-related medical expenses, lost earnings,

New York Vehicle and Traffic Law § 1146 requires drivers to exercise “due care” to avoid colliding with pedestrians, bicyclists,

A wrongful death claim in New York can arise when another party’s wrongful conduct causes a person’s death. These claims

An injured person may seek punitive damages in addition to compensation when a New York personal injury case involves especially

At a T-intersection in New York, the driver entering from the stem road, or the road that ends, must yield

Your share of fault affects what you recover in New York, but the exact legal impact depends on how you

If you were injured in Queens by an intoxicated driver, New York’s Dram Shop Act may allow you to pursue

New York Vehicle and Traffic Law (VTL) § 1225-c prohibits a driver from holding a mobile phone to or near

New York’s no-fault system generally bars claims for pain and suffering after a car accident unless your injuries meet the

A defense independent medical examination, often called an IME, is requested by the insurer or defense in a claim or

A “permanent consequential limitation” is one of the serious injury thresholds defined under New York’s No-Fault Insurance Law. It applies