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Crackdown on Texting and Driving Due to an Increase in Car Accidents in New York
A major crackdown on texting while driving went into effect when legislation was signed into law this past Friday by Governor Andrew Cuomo of New York. In addition to the fines that will be levied, penalties of five points will be applied to the license of any driver who is caught and ticketed. This penalty […]
- Posted on: Jun 12 2013
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Protect Yourself from Medical Negligence and Medical Malpractice – Long Island
According to the Journal of the American Medical Association, medical negligence is the third leading cause of death, after heart disease and cancer, in the United States. More than 3 billion dollars was spent, in 2012, in payouts for medical malpractice. To avoid becoming a medical malpractice statistic, you need to become your own best […]
- Posted on: Jun 12 2013
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Wrong kidney removed at Mount Sinai Medical Center in New York City
A 76-year-old male patient who was undergoing dialysis treatment for his failed and diseased kidneys underwent surgery at Mount Sinai Medical Center in New York City to remove the more severely diseased kidney. His surgeon, who had treated him during his bout with bladder cancer, removed the wrong kidney and has been relieved of his […]
- Posted on: May 14 2013
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Bus Accident Kills a 6-year old boy – Hempstead, Long Island
A Nassau County public bus careened out of control near the intersection of Fulton Street and Nassau Place in Hempstead at about 9:30 pm last night. Swerving to avoid a pedestrian; the bus driver lost control of the bus and crashed into a multi-family house killing a 6-year-old boy who was asleep, injuring his 7-year-old […]
- Posted on: Nov 28 2012
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Latino construction workers sustain more injuries than other workers
According to the U.S. Department of Labor, Latinos will make up nearly 20 percent of the entire labor force in this country by 2020. According to a study published in February, Hispanic workers suffer much higher rates of injuries and deaths at the workplace than their non-Hispanic coworkers.The research also studied the difference between foreign- […]
- Posted on: Oct 8 2012
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Medical Malpractice Lawyer in Suffolk County
If you arrived here because you are looking for a medical malpractice lawyer in Suffolk County in New York, let us first offer our sincerest apologies. Whenever anyone seeks out the services of a doctor or goes to the hospital, they should be secure in the belief that they’re in the hands of well […]
- Posted on: Aug 26 2012
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Texting and Driving Accidents in Suffolk County
Were you involved in a texting and driving accident in Suffolk County? Call us now. People who text while they drive know that it is dangerous, and yet they continue to do it anyway. Some states, including New York, have even made texting and driving illegal and that hasn’t stopped everybody. Drivers who text while […]
- Posted on: Aug 26 2012
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The Long-Lasting Effects of a Car Accident – Long Island
Whether you’re from Long Island, Washington, Texas, or any other place in this planet, there’s no doubt that a road accident can affect all aspects of a person’s life. It doesn’t only claim people’s lives and harm their health through physical injuries, but also result in psychological trauma. Most of the time, even the lives […]
- Posted on: Jul 12 2012
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Physical Injury After Car Accident – Long Island
New York’s Long Island is the most populated island in the United States and one of the most crowded islands in the world. In addition to those who call the island home, thousands upon thousands of people travel its roads to and from the island’s two major airports, La Guardia and JFK International, each day. […]
- Posted on: Jul 12 2012
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Crash-avoidance systems may soon come standard in new cars
Federal safety officials say newly developed crash-avoidance technologies could prevent more than half a million car accidents each year in the United States, saving an estimated 1,000 lives annually. Representatives of the Obama administration say they are working on a proposal that would require these systems to be installed in all new cars in the […]
- Posted on: Jun 8 2012
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