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Personal injury law is an umbrella term used to describe civil action related to scenarios in which one party’s negligence, recklessness or intentionally dangerous conduct directly contributes to the cause(s) of an individual’s physical harm or a surviving family...
Going for a run or a walk can be terrific for your health. It’s a good way to stay in shape, and it’s an easy thing that anyone can do even if they don’t have a gym membership. It can also be very productive, such as when people walk to run errands or simply walk the...
Safety experts often talk about self-driving vehicles as some kind of revolutionary safety advancement. Frequently, such discussions focus on how many collisions are the result of human error, which is a huge percentage of all wrecks. Drivers get distracted by the...
From late fall until mid-spring, New York will see plenty of ice, snow, sleet and slush. Obviously, you will need to adjust your driving habits to account for the risks created by snowy and slushy conditions. You could very easily focus so much on the roads that you...
Many people who travel through Long Island will happily make use of taxis or rideshare services instead of trying to drive themselves. It can be both more cost-effective and more convenient to make use of paid ride services around Long Island rather than incurring the...
Construction is well known for having a lot of hazards, and workers need to be very wary. This is a physical job that comes with inherent risks. That means you can’t always avoid these risks, but they can be mitigated in some ways. For example, workers who have to be...
Your ceiling is a part of your dwelling space that you tend to take for granted. People are often very aware of their walls, as they may have art or mirrors on the walls that they look at frequently. Floors are where you drop things and spill your dinner, but the...
You may have heard the adage that most car crashes occur within five miles of someone's home. There is some statistical truth to that claim, as many people tend to drive the most on the streets closest to where they live and also to be the most distracted where they...