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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.
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New York changed important car accident laws in 2026, including how comparative negligence works and the elimination of the 90/180 serious injury category. These changes can affect whether an injured…
New York’s minimum car insurance requirements may not provide enough protection after a serious accident. This guide explains the major types of auto coverage and what Long Island drivers should…
A Liability IME allows the defense to have its chosen doctor examine your claimed injuries. Learn what to expect, how to prepare, and what the examination may mean for your personal injury case.
An Examination Before Trial is the deposition stage of a New York personal injury lawsuit. Here is when it happens, who is in the room, and what you will be asked.
Understanding Delays in Long Island Personal Injury Cases
Got an IME notice from your insurer? Attendance isn't optional, and a bad report can cut off your No-Fault benefits.
