Winter Driving Safety Tip #2: Adjust your driving to the weather. Winter weather is unpredictable but one thing you can predict? Inadequate driving conditions. Low traction, reduced visibility, high speeds, and icy roads are the perfect setting for skidding or fishtailing. Don’t let your overconfidence cause an accident. Remember: ice and snow make it harder [...]
At Multerer Law Firm, December is all about winter safety! Follow us for tips and advice on how to keep yourself and others safe this weather both on the road and off. Winter Driving Safety Tip #1: Get your vehicle winter ready. Safe driving doesn't begin on the road, it begins with vehicle maintenance. Winter [...]
Preparing to hit the road for Thanksgiving? Protect yourself and others by practicing safe driving. Holiday Travel Safety Tips: • Get plenty of sleep and never drive drowsy• Avoid or eliminate distractions such as texting, eating while driving, changing radio stations, or anything that might cause you to take your eyes off the road.• Drive [...]
Protect Your Property from Slips and Falls: Essential Tips for Property Owners Slips and falls are among the most common accidents, leading to numerous injuries each year. According to the National Safety Council, these incidents result in over 8 million emergency room visits annually, making them a significant concern for property owners. Understanding your liability [...]
Halloween Safety Tips: Ensuring a Safe and Secure Halloween Halloween is a time for spooky fun, creative costumes, and delightful treats. However, the excitement of the holiday also brings an increased risk of accidents and injuries. At Multerer Law Firm, we want to ensure that your Halloween remains safe and enjoyable while protecting you from [...]
Motorcyclists who are injured as a result of another driver’s negligence can bring a personal injury claim just like an occupant of a passenger vehicle. There are, however, important differences between a motorcycle accident and a passenger car accident as it relates to personal injury cases in New York State.
Never leave the scene of a hit and run accident. Whenever a person is involved in a car accident the law requires that they remain at the scene of the accident to share information with the other driver including name, address and insurance carrier. This is true for all accidents, no matter how serious they are.
The US Department of Transportation reports that 90% of drivers use their seat belt when driving. Do you? If you don’t already use your seat belt you should start doing so immediately. It could save your life! If you're involved in an accident, it could also impact your personal injury case.
We have all seen the Amazon delivery trucks on the road. In 2020 Amazon delivered over 4 billion packages in the US. Sometimes these vehicles are involved in accidents. Often, these accidents will result in serious injuries.
Many people now rely on ride share services such as Lyft and Uber for their transportation needs. As these services have become more popular, we have seen an increase in the amount of accidents caused by the Lyft and Uber drivers. Special rules apply to these accidents.
