On the congested streets of New York City, auto accidents may often occur when you least expect them to. If you have been injured in an accident, the first thing to do is to get medical help. Even if you escape without any major injury, it is vital that you get yourself checked by a doctor to rule out the possibility of any internal damage.
The death of a loved one is always an overwhelmingly painful experience. However, it can become even more difficult to deal with the loss if the death has been caused due to the wrongdoing or negligence of another person. In such situations, it is possible for the victim’s family to file a wrongful death case to recover damages from the party who was responsible for causing the death.
If you are a New York resident who has been injured in an accident, you might be wondering whether you can sue the at-fault party and demand compensation for your injuries. Under New York law, an accident victim can sue the at-fault party and demand compensation only if their injuries meet the threshold for ‘serious injury’ as defined by the state’s law.
Wearable fitness applications, such as Mio Fuse, Garmin Vivosmart, and Fitbit along with several cellphone applications have become a salient way of monitoring the number of steps you take in a day. They also offer a wide array of health information in terms of burned calories and heart rate while engaged in any activity.
Seniors account for 13% of the total population in the United States as per the US Department of Transportation, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Nearly 16% of traffic fatalities in 2009 involved people aged 65 and above. This same age group also made up for 8% of the total population injured in traffic accidents during the same year.
