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How can an Attorney Help in a Car Accident Personal Injury Case

Gary Silverstein June 25, 2014

If you’ve been in a car accident, there are several questions to be answered and steps to be taken to obtain that deserving financial compensation if it is due to you. Dealing with insurance companies, taking care of medical reports, filing claims can be a tedious process if you do it yourself. When you are trying to deal with car, family, and work issues, you just do not have time for this. If you are able to, take photographs of the accident scene. You need the services of an experienced personal injury attorney who can take care of all the nuances of car accident personal

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Filing Personal Injury Claims After a Car Accident

Gary Silverstein June 25, 2014

Thousands of people are involved in vehicle accidents each year. The collision might be a minor fender bender or a major accident. Either way, it might involve making a personal injury claim for damages with your own insurance company or with that of the other driver. Your personal injury lawyer will be able to file a lawsuit on your behalf and will also be able to negotiate with the other parties. What to do at the Scene of the Accident The first thing you should do is ensure that no one in your vehicle, including yourself, is injured in the car accident. If someone seems

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Large-scale clerical error may have harmed patients

Gary Silverstein June 20, 2014

It’s pretty easy to understand that there may be tragic consequences when a patient in need of medical attention is unable to see a doctor. Without any care or treatments, even conditions that would otherwise respond to medical treatments might take a serious turn.

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Unable to make a diagnosis, doctors turn to DNA technology

Gary Silverstein June 11, 2014

Researchers have been sequencing DNA for years in an effort to identify pathogens. However, DNA analysis hasn’t been widely used to diagnose individual patients’ infections because of the time involved in sorting through DNA fragments that might number in the millions. Yet software is already being developed that can compare DNA fragments with databases of stored genetic sequences.

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What to do After a Limousine Accident

Gary Silverstein June 8, 2014

There are many reasons why a limousine accident is caused, such as a negligent driver or a chauffeur. Due to the sheer size of the limousine, accidents involving such vehicles could result in serious and catastrophic personal injury. A person who has been the victim of a limousine accident may require immediate medical attention.

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What to do if Your Child has been Injured in a School Bus Accident

Robert Wolff June 8, 2014

Millions of children in the United States arrive to school by a school bus. There are about 17,000 school bus accident related injuries that are reported each year in the United States of America. These accidents endanger the well-being and lives of children riding the school buses. There are some kids who will recuperate quickly from their ordeal, but some who will take longer to recover from their personal injury.

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Aspects to Consider When You are a Pedestrian Accident Victim

Robert Wolff June 3, 2014

Being hit by a car can be quite a traumatic experience and while a personal injury lawsuit might be the furthest thing on your mind, you can stand to gain a significant amount of compensation, especially if the driver was negligent, and you have suffered injuries. Here are some things you need to know when you have been a pedestrian accident victim.

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Vision Zero: Explaining New York City’s New Laws to Prevent Serious Pedestrian Injuries and Deaths

Gary Silverstein May 30, 2014

The stated goal of Vision Zero is to completely eliminate serious injuries and deaths of New York City pedestrians On Thursday, May 29, 2014, the New York City Council passed a series of bills, which is soon to be signed into law by Mayor Bill de Blasio, designed to prevent pedestrian injuries caused by dangerous drivers. The bills form a part of a new set of laws and initiatives, dubbed the “Vision Zero” plan, that are designed to slow the speed of traffic and increase punishments for bad driving, including the revocation of drivers’ licenses.

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