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Amusement Parks Not All Fun and Games

Filed Under: Personal Injury
Amusement Parks Not All Fun and Games In June, a teenager fell 25 feet from a gondola ride in an upstate New York Six Flags Amusement Park. She had slipped under the safety bars of the ride and lucky for her, was caught by the crowd below. In May, a…
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Death by Selfie

Filed Under: Wrongful Death
The stories are horrific. A man fell 8,000 feet to his death while posing for a picture on a ledge at Machu Picchu in Peru. Another man was killed by a lightning strike in a national park in Wales as he used a metal selfie stick that attracted the electrical…
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Risk Taking Heats Up In The Summer

Filed Under: Personal Injury
While on vacation, most American travelers are more likely to spend days taking risks and acting out spontaneously, while many singles will look for a romantic rendezvous on their summer nights, according to a new Finn Futures survey conducted by the travel and lifestyle division of Finn Partners, a New…
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Rosenberg & Gluck Announces Recipient of 2017 Scholarship

Filed Under: Scholarship
We would like to congratulate the chosen recipient of our 2017 Road to Safety Scholarship, Cailin MacQuarrie from Babylon Junior-Senior High School.Many high school students throughout Long Island took the time to apply for the Road to Safety Scholarship. These applicants shared stories, essays and creative presentations on why distracted…
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Red Light Camera Report Results in More Questions than Answers

Filed Under: Road Safety
Suffolk County’s Red Light program, a safety agenda focused on changing driver behavior at red light intersections using automated enforcement, recently released its annual report that has resulted in more questions than answers.The 2015 Red Light Safety Program Annual Report, the most recent report to date, shows that a total…
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Unofficial Start to Summer or the “100 Deadliest Days” ?

Filed Under: Drunk Driving Accidents
In 2017, 35 million Americans plan to travel by car over Memorial Day weekend- a 2.4% increase since last year. Unfortunately, with that, there is an estimated 50,500 number of injuries due to car accidents each Memorial Day weekend. And an average of 439 fatalities from these traffic accidents with…
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What Is a Mass Tort?

Filed Under: Mass Tort Litigation
The legal world is full of odd acronyms and terms, and it’s important to have some understanding of these terms in case you find yourself involved in any legal dispute. One of the most common terms you’ll encounter in legal proceedings is “tort.” If you are injured due to the…
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Texting and Driving? Beware of the Textalyzer

Filed Under: Cell Phones
He was only 19 years old. Evan Lieberman, a college freshman, was in the backseat of his friend’s car when it careened over a center line and crashed head-on into an oncoming Jeep on a highway north of New York City. He spent 30 days in the hospital before he…
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Trending on the Roads This Time of Year…Motorcycle Accidents 

Filed Under: Motorcycle Accidents
According to the National Motorcycle Institute, riding a motorcycle is approximately 25 times more dangerous than driving a car, mile for mile. Motorcycle enthusiasts argue that they are fun and fuel efficient. Although this may be true, the key to staying safe is to be prepared and avoid risks. Although…
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“Turns Out, a Horrifying Number of People Use Their Phones While Driving”

Filed Under: Cell Phones
A recent article written by Aarian Marshall for wired.com features a new study that indicates that nearly every driver uses their phone while behind the wheel, mostly all of the time. This was determined by driving analytics company, Zendrive using sensor data from more than 3 million drivers and 5.6…
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Scholarship Setup to Help Combat Distracted Driving

Filed Under: Cell Phones Personal Injury Road Safety
“Keep your eyes on the road, your hand upon the wheel,” is more than just a catchy lyric in The Doors song, “Roadhouse Blues.” It is solid advice.Any moment your eyes are off the road or your hands are off the wheel, you put yourself in a dangerous driving situation.…
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Spring Means Flowers, Sunshine, and Safety

Filed Under: Personal Injury
Spring has sprung. It’s time to open the windows and let in the fresh air. Flowers are in bloom and the days are longer thanks in part to Daylight Saving Time.When we set our clocks forward, the National Safety Council (NSC) recommends we also review our home safety checklists.Smoke Alarms…
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Spring May Have Sprung but It’s Hidden Under Ice and Snow

Filed Under: Personal Injury
Mother Nature sure has a mind of her own. March 20 may be the official first day of spring but it sure doesn’t look or feel like it. Monster piles of muck and slush, biting wind, bitter cold, and ice abound. Winter is not loosening its grip on our area.All…
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This St. Patrick’s Day, Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over

Filed Under: Drunk Driving Accidents
Irish eyes will be smiling this Friday – St. Patrick’s Day. Green beer, corned beef and cabbage, and leprechauns will not be hard to find. All over the world 13 million pints of Guinness will be enjoyed, according to WalletHub, a personal finance website. As a matter of fact, St.…
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OMG…Did You See That Crash?

Filed Under: Car Accidents
Seeing a crash can be a harrowing experience, especially if you’ve just missed it yourself. Your first instinct may be to pull over and help. But should you get involved? If so, to what extent? Are you obliged by law to stop or give a statement?Even if you’re the first…
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Study Finds 14 Deficient Bridges on Long Island

Filed Under: Road Safety
According to an article recently published in Patchogue Patch, written by Paige McAtee it identified 14 bridges on Long Island that were deemed structurally deficient based on the State transportation departments report that has identified 56,000 structurally deficient U.S. bridges overall.According to the report quoted within the article: Of the…
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NYC Doorman Dies Shoveling Snow in Freak Accident

Filed Under: Wrongful Death
According to the NYPD and reported by the NY Post, an Upper Eastside Doorman was killed today in a freak accident while shoveling snow. He fell through a glass window and had his throat slit by glass, police sources said. The 57 year old was shoveling snow leading downward into…
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Deaths from Recent Train Crashes – All Preventable

Filed Under: Railroad Accidents
Unfortunately, 2017 started with yet another train crash. A Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) commuter train crashed at the Atlantic Terminal in Brooklyn, injuring more than 100 passengers.Fortunately, the injuries were less serious compared to the crash at Hoboken Terminal in New Jersey on September 29, 2016, which killed one…
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Mall fights, Packed Parking Lots, Pickpocketers…’Tis the Season to be Alert!

Filed Under: General Information Uncategorized
Holiday Travel SafetyIt was Andy Williams who sang, “It’s the Most Wonderful Time of the Year. It’s the hap-happiest season of all.” There are some precautions that should be taken to keep the mood merry.Road DangersThe holiday season brings with it a number of driving hazards. The Christmas/New Year’s holiday…
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Beware of Recalled Toys Still On Store Shelves

Filed Under: Defective Products
With the hustle & bustle of the holidays approaching, many parents and caregivers are scrambling to get their kids the hottest toys of the season. However, too many adults assume that if a toy has made it onto a retailer’s shelves, it is safe for children to play with. The…
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It’s Real and Affecting Many…Election Stress Disorder

Filed Under: General Information
Adultery, sexual assault, walls to keep out Mexicans…the 2016 Presidential Campaign between Donald J. Trump, the Republican Party nominee, and Hillary Clinton, the Democratic Party nominee, has gotten downright dirty.Just when it doesn’t seem it can get any worse, it does. A recently released “Access Hollywood” clip featured Trump bragging…
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No Clowning Around on Long Island

Filed Under: Personal Injury
Teen Chased at Knife Point. Several School Lockdowns. Police Issue Warning.The latest clown sighting took a scary turn when a 14-yr-old was chased after leaving Malverne High School in Nassau yesterday, police say. The teen was approached from behind by a person who was dressed in a purple clown costume…
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Study Shows Deadly Teen Crashes Spike

Filed Under: Car Accidents
A new federal study has found that teen drivers and their young passengers are dying at an alarming rate. The number of teenagers involved in deadly car crashes is rising for the first time in nearly a decade. New data from the American Automobile Association (AAA) reveal a 10-percent increase…
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1 Child Every 9 Days in the U.S. is Dying in A Hot Car… Why?

Filed Under: Wrongful Death
Statistics On All The Children Who Have Died In Hot Cars Shows Precautions Are VitalIt happens, on average a child tragically dies due to heatstroke suffered in a hot vehicle once every nine days. This statistic is staggering and devastating. During the summer month’s it’s a habit for many people…
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Truck Accidents
Accidents on the highways can be lethal events
Bicycle Accidents
Riding a bicycle should not be unsafe
Car Accidents
If you have been seriously injured, call our firm
Motorcycle Accidents
Motorcycle accidents often result in serious injury
Medical Malpractice
Medical mistakes can cause death ruin lives
Wrongful Death
When negligence results in the death of a loved me
Premises Liability
When hurt in a location, someone has to take responsibility
Brain Injury
Brain injuries can have long term severe effects
Dog Bites
Dog bites can cause serious injury

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