Admin | September 9, 2010
Under New York Law, a driver approaching an intersection with a green light must take note of all the surrounding circumstances before entering that intersection. Even with a green light, a driver must be aware of and avoid any potential hazards within the intersection.
In Nuziale v. Paper Transport of Green Bay Incorporated, 835 N.Y.2d [...]
Admin | August 4, 2010
by Adam Smith
In this article, New York lawyer Christopher T. McGrath explains that not all victims of motor vehicle accidents necessarily have a legal claim. New York’s “threshold” requirements for these types of cases mean that only “serious injury” claims may be pursued. Mr. McGrath describes how the law defines “serious injuries” arising [...]
Admin | July 28, 2010
In this informative piece, Christopher T. McGrath, Esq. describes the circumstances under which a business may become liable for the actions of a driver, even if the driver is not a direct employee.
Many New York attorneys are unaware that a business that hires a vehicle and driver from a second business may become vicariously liable [...]
