A motorcyclist relies entirely on their brakes, tires, steering, and other mechanical components to stay safe on the streets of New York City. If one of those key components fails, the outcome can be catastrophic. You can have a motorcycle completely lose its brakes as you approach an intersection, a tire blow out on the ... Read More
A motorcycle dooring accident can happen in a heartbeat. A motorcyclist could be riding along a busy New York City street when a driver or passenger suddenly opens a car door straight into the path of the rider. There’s no time to react and the motorcyclist can either hit the door, be thrown over the ... Read More
A passenger on a motorcycle can absolutely suffer catastrophic injuries in an accident even if they have absolutely no control over the speed, direction, braking, or operation of the motorcycle. In a collision with a car, truck, bus, or another vehicle, the passenger can be thrown onto the road, struck by the other vehicle, or ... Read More
To maximize your lawsuit settlement amount in NYC after an injury, you need two things: a claim that captures every loss and every source of payment, and a strategy that protects how much of that money you actually keep. In New York, that means finding every liable party and insurance policy, documenting future costs, and ... Read More
E-bike accidents are frequently the subject of disputed liability. The motorist may say the e-bike rider was going too fast, didn’t use a bike lane, or entered an intersection against a red light. The pedestrian who’s been injured may be accused of stepping out of the crosswalk or of just suddenly stepping into the path ... Read More
Rental e-bikes have changed how New Yorkers and visitors get around Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx and Staten Island. You can rent an e-bike through bike sharing schemes, commercial rental companies and apps. When an accident occurs with a rental e-bike, the question of fault is more complicated than with a privately owned bike. A ... Read More