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Dealing With Accident Aftermath: Get Your Point of View on the Record

Lots of people are confused about what to do after a motor vehicle accident. Those first few minutes and hours are key to the eventual outcome of the case. Knowledgeable injury lawyers can counsel clients on getting their point of view across in courts, but they cannot be there on the side of the road when the accident happens. Here are a few things that serve personal injury victims well when they encounter danger on the road. Take Pictures It is important to visually document the scene to uphold your version of events. Without photo documentation or other evidence, it often comes down to a

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Two Strategies Used by the Defense in Medical Malpractice Cases

You have been injured because of the negligence or carelessness of your doctor and you have filed a medical malpractice case to seek compensation for the harm and injury done to you. Filing a medical malpractice case is not easy, since you need a medical specialist to review your case and give his or her approval for the validity of your case. Once that is done, your case is filed; however, the defense will employ two very strong strategies that can even have your case dismissed.

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From Station to Station: Preventing Bus Accidents

When public planners and others need to act to avoid public transportation dangers, they will often look at the specific risk factors in transport operations around the metro area. The New York city bus system is a complex one — it has its own particular logistical struggles and safety issues. In a city of millions, across the five boroughs, planners need to understand where riders or others are vulnerable, as well as how to improve safety overall. Part of this involves the interplay of transit buses with other forms of transportation – cars and trucks on congested streets, subways underground, and pedestrians and bicyclists in

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New York might scrap doctor malpractice information website

Threatening public access to physician credentials and malpractice records, the current budget proposal from Gov. Andrew Cuomo cuts funding for the New York State Physician Profile website. Originally created by legislation in 2000 and run by the Health Department, the online database allows free access to information about doctors in the state. Details like hospital affiliations, background information, professional misconduct, and legal malpractice actions are available at the website.

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News From the NYC Pedestrian Safety Report

Pedestrian safety is vital in urban areas. Those crossing intersections and navigating traffic areas on foot are some of the most vulnerable residents local accident attorneys have to protect. There also tends to be a bit of a non-pedestrian-friendly sentiment in many parts of the community that makes things even tougher for individuals who need to get from point A to point B on foot. But in general, New York City makes allowances for pedestrians based on local infrastructure that are not present in some other parts of the country where there aren’t so many people choosing to walk around their neighborhoods. Pedestrian Safety in

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