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Insurance companies may argue that injuries were preexisting or degenerative. Learn how medical records, diagnostic imaging, and expert opinions help establish causation in Long Island personal…
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A major Tesla Autopilot verdict divided responsibility between the driver and the automaker. As fully autonomous vehicles become more common, determining liability after a crash could become far more…
Modern vehicles can store valuable information about the moments before a crash, including speed, braking and driver inputs. Learn how black box data and other electronic evidence are changing the…
When a loved one is killed in a Long Island car accident, the family may have the right to pursue a wrongful death claim. Learn how New York handles compensation, survival claims, insurance coverage…
Learn how negligent entrustment applies to New York car accidents, how it differs from owner liability, and when it may uncover additional insurance coverage.
The at-fault driver isn't always the only one who has to pay. A vehicle's owner, an employer, or a bar that overserved may also be liable — often meaning another insurance policy behind your claim.
Learn when to use your own collision coverage, when to pursue the other driver’s insurer, and what to know about repairs, total losses, rental cars, and diminished value.
