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Afraid you can't afford a good lawyer?
In personal injury, fees are regulated by the state. The best lawyer and the worst lawyer cost the same.
No fee unless we win.
"I hope you enjoy your blanking money."
That's what a construction owner screamed at our clients after we took him apart on the witness stand.
That's why trial prep matters.
A fatigued 18-wheeler driver has zero reaction time. Federal rules cap driving at 11 hours, then 10 off.
When trucking companies ignore that, we hold them responsible.
Think you're fine to drive after one beer?
Impairment goggles say otherwise.
Protecting the neighborhood.
Three questions, three correct answers, and $10 richer.
We met Dave while he was giving out compliments on the street, then flipped the script and tested him on NYC car accidents.
Turns out, he knew his stuff.
Insurance companies would rather you deal with them directly after an accident.
Why? Because without a lawyer, you may not know what your case is actually worth.
Their job is to pay as little as possible. Ours is to fight for as much as possible.
Sometimes the most important work happens before an accident ever occurs.
Ross spoke to high school seniors about impaired and drowsy driving, and the choices that could ultimately save a life.
Can 300 million Americans build a World Cup-winning soccer team?
A guy from Westchester and a guy from London debate the future of American soccer, whether 11 LeBrons could get it done, and somehow end up talking about suing a friend over a basketball injury.
Sometimes bad weather is just bad weather. But sometimes, there’s more to the story.
When flooding causes a serious injury, we look at why the water was there, whether the danger could have been avoided, and whether negligence played a role.
LA vs. New York.
Driving, bike lanes, pizza, and tacos.
We put an LA tourist to the test with three New York traffic questions, and she knew her stuff.
The first 24 hours after an accident matter.
Before talking to an insurance company, talk to a lawyer. Their job is to pay as little as possible. Ours is to fight for what you deserve.
Think the sidewalk is just a sidewalk?
A cracked surface, broken curb ramp, or uneven pavement can turn an ordinary walk into a serious injury.
We see these types of sidewalk defects all the time, and figuring out who is responsible can be more complicated than it looks.
Three questions. One New Yorker. One visitor from London.
From drinking and driving to NYC traffic fatalities, here’s how they did on Street Law.
A driver blows through a stop sign and causes a serious crash. Seems obvious who’s responsible, right?
Not when an 18-wheeler was blocking the stop sign.
How well do you know New York City injury law?
We put a chess player to the test with three questions about car crashes, electric scooters, and the five boroughs.
Think you could get all three right?
That extra 5 seconds could make all the difference.
When pulling out of a parking lot or driveway, make sure traffic is clear in both directions before going. A moment of impatience can lead to a devastating T-bone crash.
Queens Boulevard earned the nickname “Boulevard of Death” for a reason.
We took Street Law to Queens to test New Yorkers on traffic safety, car accidents, and some of the city’s most dangerous roads.
How many of these questions would you have gotten right?
Ever been hurt during a concert crowd surge?
We break down what lawyers look for and how liability is actually determined.
At first glance, this one looks easy.
A guy doing a wheelie crashes into a van, so he must be 100% at fault… right? Not so fast. We explain why liability isn’t always as obvious as it looks.