Electric vehicles do not need to be filled up with petroleum and emit no greenhouse gases, which is why so many consumers in New York are choosing them. However, a growing body of research suggests that some of the most popular EVs are putting all road users in...
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How to avoid full probate on small estates
Going through a lengthy probate process is something that you don't want to do as an executor or put your heirs through after your death. However, smaller estates in New York state can go through partial probate if they qualify for the state's threshold. New York's...
The problems New York emergency rooms face by cutting costs
Each year, millions of New York residents visit their local emergency rooms. Unfortunately, not everyone receives the same level of care. Many variables go into an ER visit, including what hospital you visit and who treats you. Unfortunately, two major problems in...
Injuries sustained when staying in a hotel
Staying in a New York hotel can be a great way to enjoy the Big Apple, but unfortunately, accidents happen even while on vacation. If you were injured while staying at a hotel, taking the necessary steps to protect your health and legal rights is essential. Seek...
The dangers of truck driver fatigue
Most people have noticed a truck weaving or driving poorly on the highway at some point. Drowsy or distracted drivers are often behind the wheel when this happens. It is important for motorists to be aware of fatigued truck drivers and to understand the dangers of...
Differentiating between medical malpractice and negligence in nursing
Being a nurse in New York can be a gratifying career, but it requires diligence, attention to detail, and a determination to care for patients. Even nurses who do their due diligence can make mistakes that could fall under medical malpractice or medical neglect,...
SUV pedestrian accidents on the rise
You may have noticed a rise in pedestrian accidents in New York City and other urban areas across the country, particularly those involving SUVs and other large vehicles. These types of vehicles often have large blind spots and can be difficult for drivers to...
NHTSA reports slight drop in traffic deaths
Motor vehicle accident deaths in New York and around the country fell slightly in the first three quarters of 2022 according to figures released on Jan. 9 by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. There were 31,785 traffic fatalities in the United States...
Medical gaslighting could be malpractice
Physicians can make mistakes, which may lead to consequences for their patients. Sometimes, a Bronx patient may complain of a particular ailment, but the New York doctor does not take them seriously. An improper, dismissive diagnosis might result. Known as medical...
N.Y. governor endorses pedestrian safety law
State regulations currently prevent officials in New York City from lowering speed limits below 25 mph on most roads and below 15 mph in school zones, but that may change in the near future. That is because Gov. Kathleen Hochul announced in her Jan. 10 State of the...