Any number of issues can cause a New Yorker to seek medical attention. Bicycle accidents or injuries sustained on the crowded city streets or simple illnesses can be cause to see a doctor, but some citizens may not realize that there are risks involved with seeing doctors. Medical malpractice can often cause complications that are even less comfortable than the original problem for which the medical attention was sought. While we trust our health care providers to do their job adequately, your doctor may have a bad track record without you even knowing it.
Five New York teens dead in possible street racing incident
Car accidents are a tragedy in our society that can oftentimes strike innocent people without any notice. Most accidents involve negligence of some kind, but for many two car accidents, one of the drivers was obeying all the rules of the road and just happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. This is not always the case, however, as some people invite tragedy. It cannot be stressed enough how cautious people should be around automobiles.
Fatal bicycle accident occurs in Queens
Many people travel the streets of New York City by bicycle. Whether they’re looking for a more economical or greener method of transportation, or they ride a bicycle to navigate the crowded streets and tight alleys more effectively, bikers face a danger that automobile drivers cannot fathom. While anyone can find themselves in an accident, a bicycle accident is exponentially more devastating than an automobile accident. Even a minor collision or a simple bump can cause catastrophic injury to a biker, or worse, death.
Driver arrested after fatal New York crash
The streets of New York are often busy, overrun with vehicles and pedestrians. With so many people on the roads, it is hardly surprising that accidents are such a common occurrence. Their frequency doesn’t make them any more bearable, however, and the victims of a car accident often have to live with life-changing injuries.
Injury on another's premises could mean compensation
People find themselves in circumstances that are beyond their control on a daily basis. For example, you can't control if a bathroom floor is wet, and a slippery floor could cause you to slip and injure yourself in an instance of premises liability. It is the responsibility of an occupant's owner to provide adequate warning of potentially dangerous circumstances. If owners fail to provide adequate warning, the results could be serious for uninformed victims.
