When an ambulance approaches a busy New York City intersection with flashing emergency lights and a sounding siren, motorists and pedestrians are expected to make room. But what happens when an ambulance drives through a red light and crashes into another vehicle, strikes a pedestrian in a crosswalk, or collides with a bicyclist? Many injured ... Read More
If you were injured in a collision involving an FDNY ambulance in New York City, you may have the right to sue the City of New York for personal injury. FDNY ambulances transport patients, respond to medical emergencies, and travel through some of the country’s busiest streets and intersections. Although ambulance drivers have certain privileges ... Read More
The most common mistakes when hiring a personal injury lawyer are waiting too long, signing a fee agreement you don’t understand, and choosing a lawyer who doesn’t focus on injury cases. In New York, a few state-specific rules make the choice even more important. Mistake What to Do Instead Hiring a lawyer who doesn’t focus ... Read More
An ambulance racing through New York City traffic is supposed to help save lives, but when an ambulance driver causes a collision, the consequences can be devastating. Ambulance accidents can leave motorists, passengers, pedestrians, bicyclists, and even patients being transported for medical care with serious injuries. These crashes may occur when an ambulance enters an ... Read More
If you bought a used Peloton Bike+ through Facebook Marketplace, Craigslist, eBay, a local resale shop, or another private seller, you may wonder whether you have the same legal protections as someone who bought the bike directly from Peloton. This question becomes especially important if the seat post unexpectedly breaks or detaches during exercise, causing ... Read More
If you were injured when a Peloton Bike+ seat post suddenly broke or detached during exercise, the evidence you preserve may determine whether you can successfully pursue a product liability lawsuit. A defective exercise bicycle can cause a rider to lose support without warning, fall against the bicycle frame, or strike the floor or nearby ... Read More