Can I Sue a Driver After a Bicycle Accident?
For many, riding a bicycle is an ideal means of transportation here in New York City. Unfortunately, other motorists on the road don't always look out for cyclists and will cause serious accidents as a result. If you were recently injured in a bicycle accident due to another driver's negligence, you're most likely wondering whether you[...]
Can I Sue the City for a Defective Sidewalk Injury?
Millions of people use the sidewalks of NYC every day. While most sidewalks are well-maintained and safe, some may have defects or damages that can cause serious injuries to pedestrians. If you have been injured by a defective sidewalk in NYC, you may be wondering if you can sue the city for compensation. Please continue reading[...]
How Often Does Driver Fatigue Contribute to Auto Accidents?
Auto accidents can occur for a variety of reasons, however, they are most often a direct result of driver negligence. There is a wide range of behaviors that may be classified as negligence, such as driving while under the influence of drugs or alcohol, speeding, ignoring rules and regulations of the road, and more. That said,[...]
What Makes Motorcycle Accidents So Dangerous?
Motorcycles are fun to ride, and offer an experience unlike any other type of motor vehicle. Unfortunately, however, they are also dangerous, and when motorcycle accidents occur, riders are often severely injured as a result. Please continue reading and reach out to a dedicated NYC personal injury lawyer from the Law Office of Richard M. Kenny[...]
Can I File A Lawsuit Against A Driver Who Fled The Scene Of The Accident?
You were driving along, when all of a sudden another motorist, seemingly out of nowhere, strikes your vehicle. You pull over to exchange insurance information and call the police to the scene, only to find the other driver speeding away. You're confused, angry, and perhaps in a great deal of pain. In this case, you may[...]
Can I Have a Valid Personal Injury Claim Even if I Was Jaywalking?
Jaywalking is a common practice in New York City, where pedestrians often cross the street outside of designated crosswalks or against traffic signals, however, jaywalking is also illegal and can expose you to the risk of being hit by a car or other vehicle. That being said, if you've sustained an injury as a pedestrian while[...]
