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Can an Apology from a Doctor Affect Your Malpractice Case?

04/10/26

In the aftermath of a medical injury or adverse outcome, some healthcare providers choose to apologize to their patients or the patient’s family. These apologies may reflect genuine compassion or acknowledgment of medical errors, but they also raise a critical legal question: can an apology from a doctor affect your malpractice case? Across the country,...

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Is a Landlord Responsible for Icy Apartment Walkways?

04/09/26

Slip and fall accidents caused by icy apartment walkways are among the most common winter-related injury claims. When a person is hurt due to ice buildup on sidewalks, entrances, or other common areas, questions of legal responsibility quickly follow. In New York, landlords are generally responsible for keeping common areas of rental properties safe and...

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What Evidence Helps Most in Hit and Run Investigations?

04/08/26

When a hit and run occurs, the injured person is often left with property damage, medical expenses, and unanswered questions about who caused the crash. While the run driver may flee the scene, investigators and attorneys rely on as much evidence as possible to identify the responsible driver and hold them accountable. In hit and...

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Will New York’s New Micromobility Law Change E-Scooter Accident Claims?

04/07/26

The rapid growth of scooters, electric scooters, e bikes, and other micro mobility devices across New York has reshaped how people travel on city streets. As use has increased, so have accidents involving bikes and scooters, leading lawmakers to clarify how these devices fit within existing traffic laws and personal injury law. For injured riders,...

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Are Helmet Cameras the Key to Proving a Motorcycle Crash?

04/06/26

In the aftermath of a motorcycle crash, one of the most important elements of a successful injury claim is proving how the accident occurred and who was at fault. For motorcycle riders, helmet cameras are becoming a critical tool in this process. When used correctly, helmet cam footage can provide clear, objective evidence that protects...

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Who’s Responsible for Injuries in Shopping Malls?

08/21/25

Shopping malls serve as popular gathering places for shopping, dining, and entertainment. Yet with the high volume of foot traffic and multiple businesses sharing the same space, it’s no surprise that accidents and injuries occur. From slip and falls to injuries caused by malfunctioning escalators or poor lighting, shopping mall accidents are surprisingly common. When...

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What Are the Most Common Causes of Auto Defects?

08/20/25

When you're driving, you expect your vehicle to perform reliably and protect you in the event of a crash. But when an undetected or unaddressed defect compromises the integrity of your car, the consequences can be devastating. From defective brakes to faulty wiring, auto defects can lead to car accidents, severe injuries, or even vehicle...

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How New York’s Negligence Laws Affect Slip and Fall Cases

08/19/25

Slip and fall accidents can happen in the blink of an eye, but the consequences can last a lifetime. From mounting medical bills to lost wages and long-term pain, victims are often left wondering how to move forward. One of the most important aspects of pursuing a slip and fall case in New York is...

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Are Rochester Employers Liable for Workplace Chemical Exposure?

07/31/25

Workplace chemical exposure poses serious risks to workers across a wide range of industries in Rochester and Monroe County. From harmful fumes and toxic substances in manufacturing to asbestos exposure in construction and older buildings, the dangers of working with or around hazardous chemicals are well documented. But when a worker becomes ill due to...

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How Dangerous Is Black Ice? Buffalo Winter Slip and Fall Risks

07/30/25

Buffalo winters are known for their heavy snowfall and frigid temperatures, but one of the most deceptive hazards that surfaces during the colder months is black ice. Often invisible to the naked eye, black ice forms when melting snow refreezes on sidewalks, parking lots, and roadways—creating a nearly invisible threat to pedestrians and drivers alike....

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Sharing the Road: Bicycle Accidents and Your Rights.

07/22/25

Under New York Law, bicyclists have the same legal rights AND responsibilities as drivers on the roads. Yet despite sharing the same rights, bicyclists are some of the most vulnerable people on the road - especially when drivers can be easily distracted or fail to give them the proper attention and space when traveling. What...

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Injured in an accident while using a ride app?  What to do next 

07/22/25

Ride apps, like Uber and Lyft, have been ramping up in popularity lately and seem to be taking over areas across New York.  Did you know that most of these rideshare make you agree to limit their liability before you ride?  These apps can make travel more convenient, but when accidents happen, complicated legal questions...

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