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- - 2019: car crash fatalities saw 2% decline
- - 3 leading causes of slip and fall accidents
- - 3 most common types of construction accidents
- - 3 people not to take advice from about your injury
- - 3 Symptoms of a Basilar Skull Fracture
- - 5 reasons to get a dashboard camera
- - A DUI may result in a license suspension and lost time from work
- - A fire quickly engulfs a series of Queens row houses, injuring 10
- - A fire rips through a Rego Park apartment building killing 1
- - A five-alarm Sunnyside mall fire injures 12
- - A Flushing bus company has safety issues after a fatal crash
- - A Queens man sues Turkish Airlines for turbulent flight injuries | Simon & Gilman, LLP
- - A Queens motorist runs a red light, crashes into a city bus
- - A Rego Park woman is mowed down by a taxi on the sidewalk | Simon & Gilman, LLP
- - A special needs trust should be carefully administered
- - Accident claims for injured bus riders
- - Accident-related mouth injuries may require specialist care
- - After a fall from a height, what injuries can you expect?
- - Aging New Yorkers at highest risk for pedestrian fatalities
- - All adults should have a health care power of attorney in place
- - Alleged drunk driver involved in fatal New York scooter accident
- - Am I limited to workers’ comp if I’m hurt on a construction job?
- - An 88-year-old Astoria man is struck, killed by a Queens motorist
- - An 88-year-old Queens woman is sentenced for a pedestrian’s death
- - An Astoria bicyclist is struck, dies the next day
- - Anyone can make one or more of these estate planning mistakes | Simon & Gilman, LLP
- - Applying for Social Security Disability benefits
- - Are fears over product liability lawsuits slowing innovators?
- - Are my adult children eligible for SSDI benefits?
- - Are teen drivers too sleepy to be safe?
- - Are you at risk of a Black Friday shopping injury?
- - Are you eligible for Social Security Disability?
- - Are you ready to drive in dangerous New York winter weather?
- - Ask a Queens, NY Personal Injury Lawyer: What Evidence Is Crucial in a Personal Injury Case?
- - Avoiding auto collisions as a pedestrian
- - Avoiding car-bicycle collisions
- - Bad weather may increase risks of car crashes
- - Benefits associated with setting up a special needs trust
- - Bicycle commuters: Keep these safety tips in mind
- - Bicycle deliveries put pedestrians at risk
- - Bicyclist killed at a New York intersection
- - Bicyclists line 43rd Avenue demanding bike lanes, get struck down
- - Bus accident results in seven injured and insurance questions
- - Can a back injury hurt your career?
- - Can a trespasser or encroaching neighbor claim my land?
- - Can footage from dashcams be used in court?
- - Can I Sue for Emotional Distress After a Personal Injury in New York?
- - Can I work while receiving social security disability insurance?
- - Can my veteran status speed up the SSD process?
- - Can PTSD impact your ability to work?
- - Can you fully recover from a TBI?
- - Can you get a brain injury from a fall?
- - Can you pay your medical bills while waiting on PI compensation?
- - Can you turn left onto a one-way street during a red light?
- - Can you use health insurance to pay for auto accident injuries?
- - Construction sites can be dangerous for workers and pedestrians
- - Construction sites present many potential hazards
- - Data draws attention to the dangers bicyclists face
- - Difference between a brain contusion and a concussion
- - Distracted pedestrians run risk for injury
- - Do I need a personal injury attorney?
- - Do not ignore a runny nose after a slip-and-fall accident
- - Documenting facts after an accident
- - Dog bites can leave Queens pedestrians with serious injuries
- - Driver’s duty of care: Negligence can cause an accident
- - Drunk drivers pose a serious threat to NY motorists
- - Electric scooter riders are prone to serious injuries
- - Exceptions to the Social Security disability rule
- - Factors that could delay probate
- - Factors you should consider when picking your child’s guardian
- - Falls still prevalent at construction sites
- - Fatal 4: Serious issues construction companies must address
- - Filing a lawsuit against a New York nursing home
- - Getting hit on your bike can lead to life-long stress | Simon & Gilman, LLP
- - How can motorists avoid colliding with pedestrians?
- - How can people driving while drowsy put you in danger?
- - How can you keep yourself safe when you’re walking alone?
- - How do a property title and a deed differ?
- - How do brain injuries affect your risk of stroke?
- - How do helmets help with crash injuries?
- - How do I obtain a guardianship over an incapacitated individual?
- - How do I probate a will in New York?
- - How do I qualify for SSD benefits?
- - How do I qualify for SSDI?
- - How do TBIs change your temperament?
- - How do TBIs manifest?
- - How does drowsiness contribute to a crash?
- - How Long Do You Have to File a Personal Injury Lawsuit in New York State?
- - How often are children’s products recalled for safety concerns?
- - How safe are highway exit ramps?
- - How should I handle sentimental items in my estate plan?
- - How to complete your estate plan
- - How to prove that negligent security resulted in your injuries
- - Hunt’s tomato paste is recalled for containing mold
- - If you’ve gotten divorced, you need to review your estate plan
- - Increase in bicycle accidents prompts emergency declaration
- - Inspectors find that New York City’s elevators are unsafe
- - Is it safe to drive during the wintertime?
- - Key moves for estate planning for the middle class
- - Key statistics about ambulance crashes
- - Law Firm Wins Policy for Cyclist
- - Milestones in life that should trigger a review of your will
- - Multiple deaths and injuries occur in NYC subway system
- - New York motor vehicle accident laws that may affect your case
- - No, it’s not safe to try to multitask while driving to work
- - Parents don’t know the risks teenage drivers take
- - Pedestrian killed in early morning hit-and-run accident
- - Pedestrian safety tips
- - Pedestrians at high risk for injury and death in NYC
- - Plan ahead now to keep your New York estate out of probate court
- - Queens sees a reduction in traffic injury and fatality rates
- - Questions insurance companies ask after auto accidents and why you should not answer them
- - Ranking deadly bicycle accidents by type
- - Red-light-running, road deaths increasing in New York
- - Reviewing data on older adult falls
- - Road rash: A common but critical injury for motorcycle riders
- - Roadside DWI breath test results may not always prove accurate
- - Should I keep my will in a safe deposit box?
- - Should you choose a health proxy?
- - Smartphones and pedestrian accidents
- - Some Queens intersections are more dangerous than others
- - Statistics on large truck and bus crashes
- - Staying safe while working outdoors in the New York winter
- - Teacher liable for student’s injuries after dangerous experiment
- - Teenagers are high-risk drivers
- - The average lifetime costs of an SCI
- - The Boulevard of Death: the most dangerous road in Queens
- - The CVSA’s Brake Safety Week starts August 23
- - The dangers of smartphones in the operating room
- - The hardest part of estate planning is not what you may expect
- - The most frequent elevator and escalator injuries
- - The Pros and Cons of Legally Changing Your Name
- - The times when estate planning counts the most
- - There are many reasons why truck accidents rose in 2017
- - There are steps you can take to keep your heirs from fighting
- - There is a lot to know about the dangers of drowsy driving
- - Time is of the essence when filing subway accident injury claims
- - Tips for avoiding U-turn accidents
- - Trauma to the upper body can cause vocal cord paralysis
- - Trench collapses often fatal to workers
- - Types of fall accidents and how they happen
- - Understanding New York’s intestate succession guidelines
- - Understanding New York’s no-fault insurance law
- - Understanding probate basics
- - Unique danger of truck accidents
- - Using a ladder at work can be more dangerous than you think | Simon & Gilman, LLP
- - Weighing the Benefits and Drawbacks of a legal name change
- - What are 3 ways you can lose Social Security disability benefits?
- - What are common spinal cord injury symptoms?
- - What are concurrent benefits?
- - What are crush injuries?
- - What are some common sources of rollover truck crashes?
- - What are some safety requirements for guardrails?
- - What are the dangers of nighttime driving?
- - What are the different kinds of plea bargains?
- - What are the DWI laws in New York?
- - What are the leading types of construction site accidents?
- - What are the possible impacts of a TBI?
- - What are the responsibilities of an executor of a will?
- - What can living trusts do?
- - What compensation can you get after a car accident?
- - What do you know about scaffolding safety on construction sites?
- - What do you know about the signs of internal bleeding?
- - What do you need to apply for disability benefits?
- - What does it cost to hire a personal injury lawyer?
- - What does it mean to preserve your assets?
- - What electrocution risks do construction workers face?
- - What is a qualifying disability?
- - What is compartment syndrome?
- - What is the Social Security Administration's definition of disability?
- - What makes roof falls difficult to prevent?
- - What should I do if I am the victim of a hit-and-run?
- - What should I know about applying for SSDI?
- - What should I know about road rage?
- - What should I report to Social Security about finding work?
- - What should runners do when a dog attacks?
- - What should you look for when selecting an executor of an estate?
- - What to do after a hit and run
- - What to do after a hit-and-run accident
- - What’s involved in contesting a will in New York? | Simon & Gilman, LLP
- - When construction sites pose hazards to the public
- - When do vehicles have to yield to pedestrians?
- - When hospitals and surgeons risk never events
- - Who should you avoid taking advice from after an injury?
- - Why are construction workers plagued by falls?
- - Why are so many pedestrians losing their lives?
- - Why are SUVs more dangerous to pedestrians than cars?
- - Why is driving an overweight truck dangerous?
- - Why the “Boulevard of Death” is so dangerous
- - Why we need National Distracted Driving Awareness Month | Simon & Gilman, LLP
- - Why you should take an ambulance to the hospital post-crash
- - Workers often suffer winter injuries in Queens
- - Your wishes may not be upheld when you prepare your will online