A recently-released national report indicates that not only did the New York-Northern New Jersey-Long Island metro area have the most pedestrian deaths in the country between 2003 and 2012, those
Every new mom has trepidation about the labor and delivery process. However, with competent medical professionals given the proper tools and staff to oversee the process, women in America should
The recent Florida Supreme Court decision in McCall v. U.S. doesn’t formally set a precedent for courts in other states exploring the shedding of medical malpractice damage caps, but legal
The number of fatalities resulting from motorcycle crashes declined markedly both nationally and in New York state in the first part of 2013, according to the latest data from the
Reversing earlier decisions by lower courts, the New York State Court of Appeals ruled a school district had no duty of care to a 12-year-old special needs middle school student
Many parents drive with extra caution when their children are in the vehicle. However, a new study reveals that those with unborn children – specifically, women in their second trimester
Inherent in all insurance contracts is the covenant of good faith and fair dealing on the part of the insurer. While Manhattan car accident lawyers recognize there are significant differences
A recent decision by the U.S. Supreme Court could potentially reduce DUI and other hazardous road crimes by allowing police to stop cars on the basis of anonymous tips to
Performers are used to being in somewhat precarious physical situations. However, they trust that their training and the safety equipment and precautions provided by the show will be enough to
When a worker in Florida died after falling from a ladder that had been leaned against the side of a residential structure, his widow filed a liability lawsuit against the
