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Are NYC Taxi Drivers Liable for Injuries to Their Passengers?
Approximately 13,587 taxicabs operate in New York City. Because of the number of taxicabs that roam the NYC roadways, motor vehicle crashes are fairly common. All drivers have a legal duty to ensure the safety of all road users. But taxi drivers are common carriers, and as such, must exercise...
READ MOREWhat If The Person That Hits You is in a Stolen Car?
If you were hurt in a crash caused by a driver operating a stolen car, you may be eligible to seek compensation from your own no-fault auto insurance coverage and hold the owner of the stolen car liable for your damages. In New York, a car owner can be held...
READ MOREWhat is a Coma, and How Long Does It Take to Recover?
A coma is a condition or state of prolonged unconsciousness. It occurs when a permanent or temporary disruption of the brain function significantly impacts consciousness and can result in: Inability to stay awake Unconsciousness Unresponsive to stimuli, including light, sound, and pain It is usually caused by severe head injuries,...
READ MOREAre Schools Liable for Student Injuries?
You’re likely aware that students do get injured while at school, but what you might not know is when a school would be liable for a student’s injuries. According to statistics released by the CDC, injuries are a leading cause of death amongst children who are 19 or younger in...
READ MORECan Creditors Take My Personal Injury Settlement in New York?
If you have large debts, you might be facing a garnishment action or considering bankruptcy. Some collections agencies are very aggressive and use every legal tool available to squeeze money out of debtors, often by hounding them at all hours of the day and night. Fortunately, personal injury settlements are...
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