Remembering to Drive Safely for the Sake of Emergency Responders Most people do not know that the third Saturday in October is “National Move Over Day.” This day was created to highlight the importance of New York’s “Move Over Law,” enacted in 2010 in honor of Trooper Robert Ambrose and Sheriff Deputy Glenn Searles. While in… Read more »
September 08, 2020
Cycling Might Be More Dangerous Than You Think On a crisp, fall weekend, what better way to exercise than to enjoy a bike ride on one of the Hudson Valley’s scenic roads. But what bicyclists need to know is that with the exception of motorcycles, bikes can be a very dangerous means to travel. Bike deaths… Read more »
September 08, 2020
“Operation Hardhat” Embeds Troopers At Construction Sites Across the State Every day drivers casually observe construction crews working on the highways. Next time, take a better look; one of them could be an undercover New York State Police Trooper. Also referred to as “Operation Hardhat,” troopers posing as construction workers and working with the New… Read more »
September 04, 2020
Determining Damages in Your New York Slip and Fall Case When you are injured in a slip and fall case, it can be challenging to determine how much your case is worth without the assistance of an experienced attorney. Settlements and verdicts in slip and fall cases can range in value from a few thousand dollars to… Read more »
August 28, 2020
Wrong-Way Driving Accidents in New York In July of 2009, a 36-year old mother of two, drunk and high, was traveling south on the Taconic State Parkway at 70 mph. The problem was that she was in the northbound lane. She would eventually strike an oncoming car, killing herself and her four children passengers, as… Read more »
August 24, 2020
