June 2022

How Much Uninsured Motorist Coverage Do I Need?

As a no-fault car insurance state, New York requires its drivers to carry certain minimum coverages and types of insurance, which must be purchased to satisfy statewide financial responsibility requirements. Without them, you cannot drive legally, let alone register a car or obtain license plates for your vehicle(s). In addition to personal injury protection (i.e.,

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Attorney-Client Privilege vs. Confidentiality: What’s the Difference?

When you hire legal professionals for your lawsuit or legal defense, you immediately benefit from both attorney-client privilege and attorney-client confidentiality. These terms, however, are so similar that many people mix them up or consider them the same. In truth, privilege and confidentiality are distinctly different. Below, we will explore the differences between attorney-client privilege

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Maximum Medical Improvement and Insurance: What You Need to Know

Workers’ compensation insurance and benefits can be lifesavers for injured workers in New York City and beyond. Hundreds of New York construction and other workers are injured each year, according to official statistics. Additionally, these injuries and fatalities often contribute to high medical expenses that can be difficult to pay for alone or by one’s

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NYC Accident Report: What You Need To Know

Every month the New York City Police Department releases an accident report. The accident report breaks down the frequency of auto accidents citywide, the types of accidents that occurred, and the types of individuals involved (e.g., motorists, passengers, pedestrians). This report provides important insights into the dangers of driving on New York City’s roadways. Combined

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Litigation Risk: Insurance and Assessment

All businesses should keep the possibility of adverse litigation in mind when calculating finances, responding to public relations crises, and more. This is because, as a business grows, it becomes more vulnerable to different forms of litigation, particularly civil litigation stemming from perceived slights and/or grievances experienced by the public. In many cases, litigation can

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