When we visit the mall, we trust that the owner or groundskeepers will keep the property safe for us. This includes treating and removing dangerous accumulations of snow and ice on the sidewalks. Most of the time, the person or entity in charge properly does so. However, this is not
Though Winter does not officially start for a few weeks, colder temperatures and early sunsets have already arrived here in Albany and the Capital District. Snowy and icy roads are just around the corner. Unfortunately, that increases the chances that you will be injured in a car accident. It seems that
One of the most common reasons for motorcycle accidents in New York and throughout the U.S. is that drivers of cars and trucks simply don’t see motorcycles on the road. This is no excuse for causing a serious or even fatal injury, but by better understanding the phenomenon we hope
The end of summer is an exciting if hectic time for school-age children and their parents. However, this can be a dangerous time as well. Pedestrian accidents in school zones serve as tragic reminders of the enhanced awareness we all must exercise while school is in session. Tips to keep
The terms medical malpractice and medical negligence both describe instances in which a health care provider does not meet the expected professional standard of care. However, while negligence may result in a lack of quality care, malpractice occurs when negligence leads directly to a documented injury. Review the factors that
Summer is here in Upstate New York, and everyone looks forward to spending time outdoors. Boats are back on the water. Flip-flops and sneakers have replaced snowshoes and boots. The slush and ice may have vanished but slip and falls unfortunately turn into trips and falls when on another’s property,
Medical malpractice is alarmingly common in doctor’s offices, hospitals, clinics, and other care facilities across America. According to some estimates, between 250,000 and 440,000 patients lose their lives each year as a result of medical negligence. This number is shockingly high, and it’s particularly tragic when you consider that thousands upon thousands
The pandemic has driven more Americans off the roads and into their homes for prolonged periods of time. While fewer drivers behind the wheel and lower disposable incomes should equate to a significant reduction in accidents, a strange phenomenon reveals that the opposite is occurring. Research reveals that older and
Many equate falls with clumsiness. However, tripping and hurtling towards a floor or other obstacle can result in serious injuries and death. In New York, falls account for the most hospitalizations in the state. Those most susceptible are young children up to 14 years old and adults over 25. The
We live in an increasingly mobile and hurried society. Various conveyances can get us from place to place, whether that involves walking, biking, or jetting across oceans and continents. Automobiles remain our primary mode of transportation. Driving a car or truck presents inherent risks, particularly if the driver is distracted,
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