Yearly Archives: 2016

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New York car accident leads to serious injuries, deaths

The way traffic is moving can have a considerable impact on how drivers operate their vehicles. In some instances, slow-moving or stopped traffic could cause a need for drivers to…

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How will NYC handle the rise of construction deaths and injuries?

In November two construction workers were killed in Queens after a crane cable split and dropped a 6,500 pound steel beam. This recent tragedy was the breaking point for city…

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Lack of security guards may put New York patrons at risk

Many companies have some form of security in place to lower the risks of accidents. However, some establishments may be lacking in security guards, and as a result, they may…

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New York accident claims lives of 2 drivers

When a wrong-way driver is involved in a crash, authorities will likely work to determine why the driver was traveling the wrong way. The reasons could have an impact on…

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New OSHA standards aim to reduce falling accidents

Falls are still the leading cause of construction fatality Updated standards relating to fall protection and slip-and-fall hazards should save lives and prevent thousands of injuries, says the Occupational Safety…

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With so many auto recalls, NHTSA urges DIY research

New Yorkers are now well aware of the recall scandal involving Takata air bags. According to the New York Times, a 10th person died late last year in an accident…

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Accidents with Diplomatic Vehicles

Diplomatic immunity is a form of legal immunity that exempts diplomats from lawsuits or prosecution under the host country’s laws. The idea is that diplomats require immunity if they are…

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3 tenant rights you might not have known you had

If you are a tenant in the Big Apple, there are several rights that you have. These rights can vary from city to city and state to state, so it’s…

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Stop And Go – The Debate Continues On Red Light Cameras

New York City still uses photo enforcement at stoplights. Is it saving lives? Recent studies reach conflicting conclusions over the safety benefits of red light cameras. This is aside from…

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Car accident splits vehicle in two; drunk driver to blame

When a car crash happens, it has the potential to seriously impact a victim’s finances, emotions and physical well-being. In addition to injuries, a car accident may also leave a…

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