QUEENS: Woman Stuck By City MTA Bus While Pushing Stroller In Accident On Queens Street CITY MAY BE LIABLE FOR TRAGIC ACCIDENT QUEENS, NEW YORK (November 16, 2016) – A 43-year-old woman that was pushing her baby in a stroller was hit a city bus as she was crossing 46th Ave. at 111th St. in North Corona, according to the New York Daily News. The bus crushed the woman’s leg as she was crossing Queens Street. The three year old in the stroller did not appear to be harmed. The city had designated the street where the woman was hit as having a “Vision Zero” problem.

The holiday season is coming and it is that time of the year for shopping in crowded malls. When it comes to shopping and traveling, November and December are without a doubt the busiest months of the year. With so much excitement going around, people tend to forget about elevator and escalator safety while moving through the crowds. You should keep in mind that you can prevent most accidents by following simple tips for escalator and elevator safety. Guidelines to Keep You Safe on Elevators There are certain guidelines that you should keep in mind while you are boarding and riding elevators, including: Always board

I have used a high-low agreement many times during very difficult personal injury trials to protect my clients’ interests and guarantee they get money even in the event of a loss at trial. What is a High-Low Agreement? A high-low agreement is an agreement entered into by both parties regardless of the jury’s decision. With it, the plaintiff is assured or guaranteed to get a minimum agreed-upon amount . Of course, there is a maximum agreed-upon value which is your upper limit to collect even if the jury awards more. All parties must agree, which is often the challenge. The high-low limits are always negotiable. It’s a great tool used

According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Association (NHTSA), 85% of the large trucks involved in fatal traffic crashes in 2014 were heavy large trucks, i.e. trucks with a gross vehicle weight training (GVWR) of more than 26,000 lbs. 3,903 people in the United States were killed and 111,000 people were injured in crashes that involved large trucks. An estimated 438,000 large trucks in the US were involved in police-reported traffic crashes in 2014. Truck Accidents Caused by Drivers of Vehicle Passengers Passenger vehicle drivers, primarily cars, are often to blame for traffic accidents with large commercial trucks like big rigs. Many car drivers commit