Top 5 Tips for Safe Winter Driving in New Jersey
Winter is an intense season for driving in Northern New Jersey, and this year has been no exception. In early January, treacherous freezing rain conditions
Winter is an intense season for driving in Northern New Jersey, and this year has been no exception. In early January, treacherous freezing rain conditions
Automobiles are safer than they’ve ever been; advanced collision testing, crumple zones, seatbelts, airbags, and safety glass are just a few of the innovations that
As we head into another icy New Jersey winter, it’s time to get out the heavy gloves, coats, and of course, the space heater. Space
According to the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, in 2018 nearly 14 percent of all roadway crashes involved a large truck or bus. Trucks and
While most vehicle crashes don’t result in fires, vehicle fires are especially dangerous. According to a FEMA report, from 2014 to 2016, there were estimated
According to the most recent statistics from the National Fire Prevention Association, 2018 saw an estimated 212,500 vehicle fires, resulting in the deaths of 560
While collisions involving heavy-duty trucks are no doubt both dangerous and terrifying, one of the most lethal accident scenarios often happens after the collision itself,
Although Black Friday has come and gone, brick and mortar retail has a surprisingly strong outlook heading into this year’s winter shopping season. That means
Construction is an especially hazardous job, and safety should always be top-of-mind when working on a building site. The winter season, however, presents a wide
In 2019, 51-year-old trucker Cornelia Marie Wilson was killed when she veered off the road, rammed into a tree, and her truck erupted in flames.

Slip and fall accidents remain one of the most common causes of workplace injury in New York, and the Port of Albany is taking a
Many if not most construction jobs involve multiple contractors. From general contractors who oversee the site to those who are charged with steel work, electric,
In New York, warm weather means road construction; each summer, drivers must navigate orange barrels, adjusted speed limits, and potentially unsafe conditions. In this article,
In serious crashes, bad weather is often seen as the culprit–turning what might have been a minor fender-bender on a clear day into a multi-car
A negligent landlord can cause big problems for tenants and their guests, especially when it comes to unsafe premises. Poorly lit hallways or staircases, faulty
Whether you are a construction worker, an everyday pedestrian, or a cyclist, being struck by falling debris in New York City is not uncommon and
Some of the clearest-cut cases in personal injury law are those where a single party is 100% at fault for an accident. In our decades
According to the Institute for Traffic Safety Management & Research, between 2020 and 2024, New York State saw over 1000 accident fatalities annually, and around
Tight corners, poor visibility, hazardous conditions, and driver error often collide in catastrophic ways in parking lots and garages, resulting in serious injuries to drivers
New York City’s streets are jammed with drivers who are on the clock, whether that means a delivery driver or a company’s employee that has