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What Is the Most Crashed Car in the US? The Data Behind America’s Highest-Risk Vehicles

A crashed pickup truck on the road. Learn what the data reveals about the most crashed cars in the U.S.

How Video Footage and Building Logs Can Make or Break a Slip and Fall Lawsuit in NYC

A surveillance camera overlooking a building lobby. Learn how video and maintenance records can determine the outcome of a slip and fall claim in NYC.

Why Is Car Insurance So Expensive in New York? What Governor Hochul’s Latest Proposal Could Change

A car parked on a busy New York street. Learn why car insurance rates in New York are among the highest in the nation.

What Happens When a Property Owner Ignores Prior Complaints About Hazards

A broken stair in a building hallway. Learn how prior complaints and notice can strengthen a premises liability claim in New York.

Jennifer Patino Wins the Chaikin Trial Group 2025 Rebuilding the Road Ahead Scholarship

Hands, students and high five for teamwork outdoor with education support, learning and study success.

Workplace Slip and Fall Accidents: When You Can Sue Outside Workers’ Comp

A worker slipping on a wet floor. Learn what legal options are available after a workplace slip and fall in New York.

$182 Million New York Train Crash Settlement Raises Questions About Travel Safety and Accountability

A Metro-North train at a crossing. Learn how preventable hazards on New York transportation systems can lead to catastrophic accidents and legal claims.

Car Safety Lessons from One of the Deadliest Storms of the Year

A car sliding on an icy road during a winter storm. Learn why severe winter weather makes driving especially dangerous and how to stay safe.

Construction Debris Falling From Above: Your Rights as a Pedestrian or Worker

Cars sliding on an icy road at night in New York, illustrating the dangers of black ice and the potential for serious accidents.

Black Ice Personal Injury Accidents: Who is Responsible?

A construction helmet lying on the sidewalk beneath an active job site. Learn why falling debris in New York City poses serious risks for workers and pedestrians.