Defendants in New York personal injury cases often attempt to prevent a case from going to trial by moving for summary judgment. To succeed in a motion for summary judgment, the
New York Public Authority Law § 1276 (1) requires a personal injury complaint against the Metropolitan Transportation Authority to include an allegation that at least 30 days have passed since the
Under New York law, a rear collision with a vehicle that is stopped makes a prima facie case for the negligence of the rear driver. It also creates a presumption
Recently, authorities charged a 50-year-old driver working for a New York City-based bus tour company after the vehicle crashed in the pre-dawn hours on I-95 in Virginia with 58 passengers
Seeking to curb the number of injuries in bus accidents and other motor coach crashes, the National Highway Safety Administration has issued a new rule mandating shoulder and lap seat
A Harlem bus accident resulted in 11 injuries – five of them serious – after a sport utility vehicle slammed head-on into a Metro Transit Authority bus that was stopped
A New York City school bus driver is facing criminal charges, after he reportedly collided with two cars and a Metro Transit Authority bus, injuring 16 people, before fleeing the
A recent trucking accident in New York killed a woman on a motorcycle. The accident happened when she pulled out in front of the dump truck at a red light,
New York personal injury lawsuits can last a very long time. In order to know that you are efficiently and effectively represented, you need an experienced personal injury attorney. Lyons
Buses that operate out of bus terminals have been ranked seven times less likely to injure you in a bus accident in New York than the cheaper curbside buses. A
