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Family of Queens Cyclist Killed by Pickup Truck Seeks Justice After Fatal Right-Turn Crash

The family of a Queens cyclist killed last week in Flushing is searching for answers — and accountability — after what police say was a preventable right-turn crash involving a pickup truck. According to the NYPD, 48-year-old Xi Zheng was riding westbound on Sanford Avenue when he was struck by…

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Gov. Hochul’s Budget Proposals: Protecting the Rights of Legitimately Injured Auto Accident Victims

Our attorneys are closely monitoring the Governor’s budget proposals concerning auto accident claims. Any reform to New York’s insurance system must preserve the rights of legitimately injured auto accident victims to receive necessary medical care and fair and adequate compensation. Measures aimed at addressing staged accidents or fraudulent claims should…

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Manhattan Doorman Killed in Head-On Crash Involving Off-Duty NYPD Sergeant Driving the Wrong Way on the Taconic State Parkway

A New York Car Accident Attorney Explains the Legal Implications A fatal wrong-way crash on the Taconic State Parkway has left a 61-year-old Manhattan doorman dead and raised serious legal questions that a New York car accident attorney would immediately recognize—particularly when a law enforcement officer is involved in a…

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Pedestrian Killed in Early-Morning Hit-and-Run in Brownsville Highlights Ongoing Dangers on Brooklyn Streets

If a loved one was killed in a Brooklyn hit-and-run, speak with a Brooklyn car accident attorney who is prepared to take the case all the way to trial. Early legal involvement can be critical to protecting evidence, identifying responsible parties, and pursuing full accountability under New York law. A…

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Rear-Ended, Not at Fault — Why You Should Speak With a Car Accident Lawyer Immediately After a Crash

After a car accident, injured drivers often assume the process will be straightforward — especially when the collision was clearly not their fault. In New York, however, even a simple rear-end crash can trigger serious medical, financial, and legal consequences. A recent report by Spectrum News shows why speaking with…

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NYC to Quadruple Red-Light Camera Intersections by Year’s End: What It Means for Drivers and Crash Victims

New York City transportation officials have announced a major expansion of the city’s red-light camera program, with plans to increase coverage from 150 to 600 intersections by the end of the year. The rollout will add cameras at roughly 50 intersections per week, targeting locations with elevated crash rates. From…

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Recidivist Drunk Driver Charged in Nassau County Hit-and-Run After Police Chase

A Long Island Bar Owner, a Revoked License, and Serious Injuries to a Pedestrian and Police Officers A Long Island bar owner described by prosecutors as a “recidivist drunk driver” now faces multiple felony charges following a hit-and-run that left a pedestrian with life-threatening injuries and a subsequent police chase…

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Williamsburg Dump Truck Collision Claims the Life of Brooklyn Pedestrian

As dump truck accident lawyers, we see firsthand how devastating crashes involving large commercial vehicles can be—especially in dense Brooklyn neighborhoods like Williamsburg. According to reports, a 53-year-old Orthodox Jewish woman was struck by a dump truck while walking along Wythe Avenue near Williamsburg Street West in early December. The…

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Most Common Personal Injury Claims After the Holidays in New York

The weeks immediately following the holidays are a peak period for personal injury claims in New York. As normal routines resume, hazardous winter conditions, increased traffic, and post-holiday fatigue combine to create a surge in preventable accidents. January consistently sees a rise in claims tied to negligence that property owners,…

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Brooklyn Hit-and-Run Accident on Linden Boulevard Highlights Ongoing Pedestrian Safety Failures

A fatal hit-and-run on Linden Boulevard in East New York underscores the persistent dangers pedestrians face on Brooklyn’s widest and fastest corridors. Just after midnight on New Year’s Day, a 68-year-old Brooklyn resident was struck while crossing near Linden Boulevard and Ashford Street. The driver stopped briefly, then fled. The…

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