It can be hard to think about your health going downhill or your eventual death, but it's essential to do so in order to put together an estate plan. Your end-of-life needs and wishes can be met, but you need to establish what they are and make sure that others are...
Month: April 2020
Motorcyclists at risk for serious injuries
Heading down the open road, the wind on your face, the sun shining down on your skin, the pure freedom of movement and the adrenaline coursing through your veins: this is what it feels like to ride a motorcycle. Motorcyclists enjoy a relationship with nature that...
What causes dog bites outdoors?
Children, delivery people and mail carriers are at risk of dog bites. When the weather is nice in New York, people tend to flock outside. So do dogs. For people who spend a lot of time out of doors, it is a good idea to know what often causes outdoor dog bites. Below...
A good defense can make a difference in a DWI case
Did you know that around 40% of all collisions with fatalities involve alcohol? According to the Administrative Office of the Courts, drivers who have a blood alcohol content of .02% to .05% are up to seven times more likely to be killed in a crash.Despite that,...
Breath tests: Often used, often wrong
Most New York residents know that driving while under the influence of alcohol is an illegal action. Anyone suspected of doing this will be stopped by police and likely asked to participate in sobriety testing. Breath tests are often used by law enforcement officers...
Why is speeding such a dangerous action?
One of the most common causes of crashes in New York is speeding. Speeding is pretty common, and it would be rare to meet anyone who could say that they've never done it. Whether you're late for a meeting or trying to rush to get to lunch with a friend, speeding is...
New York’s statistics show motorcyclists are at risk of injuries
In the latest study available, the New York State Department of Health reported that motor vehicle collisions are a leading cause of death and injuries in the state. Between 2012 and 2014, around 1,098 people died annually in these collisions. Another 12,093 ended up...