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To Shovel or Not to Shovel
We thought we could avoid winter’s punch, but Mother Nature has her own ideas. Today’s a snow day and there’s more to come. Should I Shovel or Not? That Is the Question What do you do with the snow that’s on the sidewalk in front of your house, business, or on your...
What is a Deposition in Law?
Learning About Legal Deposition Definition Is it possible to discover the facts of a case from witnesses or parties before a trial? What is a deposition in law? Read on to get a clear definition of deposition in law!Deposition Meaning in Law A deposition is the taking...
School Bus Safety
Schools Open The start of the school year is an exciting time for the kids. They get to see their friends that they have not seen all summer. They get to relive all of the fun times by telling the stories of summer camp, baseball, the beach, and their accomplishments...
Bicycle Safety
Bicycle riding is a great way to spend time together as a family or a way to get a great workout while spending time outside. Across Long Island, there are some great trails whether your preferences lean to the off-road, path, or street biking. All throughout Nassau...
How Much Money Can You Get for a Slip and Fall?
Have You Been in a Slip and Fall Accident? Slipping and falling can result in significant injuries and expensive medical bills. The good news is if you fall on someone else’s property, you might be entitled to compensation. Money you get for a slip and fall accident...
Playground Safety Laws in New York
Child Playground Safety Children are prone to sustaining injuries on the playground. It is important that precautions and safety rules (for playground owners and parents/guardians) are upheld to prevent accidents. Playground safety rules ensure that proper age-size...
Other Practice Area Articles
Snow Driving
There is a saying that goes, “it is a bad workman who blames his tools.” The meaning of the phrase is obvious. If you didn’t do the best you could do, you should not give the excuse that the tools, things, or people around you are to blame. Ultimately if you are...
Make Sure Your Kids are Protected While at School
If you are about to send your kids off to college, you have probably started on the list of things that you have to take care of before they are off on their own. You have probably started shopping for clothes and supplies and your kid is already worrying about who...
What is Your Liability if Your Child Takes a Car to College?
If you are about to send your kids off to college, you have probably started on the list of things that you have to take care of before they are off on their own. You have probably started shopping for clothes and supplies and your kid is already worrying about who...
College Students and Car Insurance
Understanding Legal Topics for College Students as a Parent A lot of people are getting ready to send their kids off to college. It will be the first time that most of them will have been away from home with little or no supervision. There are many things you must...
What Should I Bring to my Consultation?
A consultation with an attorney can be a stressful and overwhelming experience. This is only compounding existing stress if you are consulting an attorney regarding an accident in which you have suffered an injury. Our immediate goal is to ensure you that you are in...
Tips to Protect You in Case of An Accident
Have you ever been in an accident? Lots of things are happen immediately after an accident. You feel confused, unsure, hurt, disoriented. Police and ambulance may be on the scene. Bystanders show up. You may be in an unsafe area, like the middle of a roadway. It feels...
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