It’s not just regular private vehicle traffic that New York City pedestrians need to worry about — even first responder or public emergency vehicles can
Readers of this medical malpractice blog may remember the recent media coverage of a hepatitis C outbreak caused by a single medical technician who was injecting and swapping drug-filled syringes with saline. The contaminated needles infected 45 patients, resulting in illness and two deaths.
There’s a new administration in town in NYC, and one of the big priorities of incoming Mayor Bill De Blasio is to put further restrictions
A recent case of a collision between a truck and a New York City transit bus is an example of how these larger vehicles generate
posted in Bus Accidents on Monday, March 18, 2013. People in New York City usually hop on buses assuming that they will have a peaceful
