It’s important to consider the rules about dash cams and how they are mounted, who and what they record, and how footage is used.

Dashcam footage can significantly impact the outcome of a claim if you are fighting with insurance companies or considering legal options.

In NY, surveillance camera footage can be pivotal for a personal injury case, but acquiring the footage isn’t always easy and may take time.

Drivers who are withholding dash cam footage will likely be legally required to turn the evidence over sooner or later during the case.

Learning how dash cams can help prove fault in a rideshare accident in NY is an important part of the legal process for those involved.

This article examines several reasons that an individual might consider getting a dashcam for their vehicle in the state of New York.

A spoliation letter demands the preservation of crucial evidence in personal injury cases to prevent its destruction or loss.

This blog is an explanation of the continuing storm doctrine in New York and when snow and ice removal matters in a slip-and-fall case.

Understanding more about the common injuries from winter accidents can help Long Island residents realize how serious these injuries can be.

New York has laws that give specific responsibilities to municipalities, property owners, and businesses when snow and ice begin to pile up.

Read our practical guide to what needs to happen following a winter weather accident that victims can follow to improve the claims process.

When accidents happen in winter weather conditions, it’s imperative that the people involved make sure to prioritize safety first.

Understanding the importance of legal representation after a winter accident can make a difference in how an accident claim is settled.

Many actors may come into play, including how the accident happened, where it occurred, and if another person's negligence played a role.

Accident fault typically depends on how drivers respond to known road conditions and whether or not the driver exercised reasonable care.

Snow-related accidents are very common in New York. Liability depends on how drivers respond to the road conditions caused by weather.

Poor weather conditions will be factored into a fault determination. This is very true for New York where sleet and snow are common.

You can sue for a slip and fall accident on ice in a NY parking lot if the property owner failed to act reasonably under the circumstances.

While icy conditions are common for a New York winter, serious injuries are not something victims may have to tackle on their own.

New York law states that it is illegal to operate a vehicle with snow or ice that obstructs the driver’s view or poses a danger to others.