Insurance Claims

Personal Injury Insurance is also  known as PIP, or Personal Injury Protection. This type of insurance generally comes as part of an auto insurance policy and can help offer compensation for victims injured in car accidents. What is Personal Injury Protection (PIP) Insurance? Personal Injury Protection (PIP) is a type of insurance that helps pay…Read the article

In June 2022, a New York judge will rule on a physician’s claims that the federal No Surprises Act denies doctors “the right to bill their patients for the reasonable value of the services they have rendered.” Physician groups have also tried to stop the No Surprises Act in court, claiming that the dispute resolution…Read the article

Bodily injury liability may be words you’ve seen on your insurance coverage, but do not yet fully understand. This article will cover what bodily injury liability is, the legal side of bodily injury liability, and how professionals can help you get the compensation you deserve for bodily injury. What is Bodily Injury Liability? Bodily injury…Read the article

Falls, car wrecks, medical mistakes, environmental poisonings, and other unintentional injuries claimed over 200,000 American lives in 2020. Usually, these incidents are not accidents. Instead, negligence, or a lack of care, usually causes such injuries. Even if these victims survive, they can sustain serious injuries, like broken bones, head injuries, and internal injuries. The average…Read the article

Fewer vehicle collisions was supposed to be one of the silver linings of the dark pandemic lockdown cloud. But instead, the number of fatal wrecks increased in 2020, as drivers developed some very bad habits. The number of fatal wrecks increased again in 2021, to their highest level since 2006. Frequently, the police accident report…Read the article

During coronavirus lockdowns, bad habits such as speeding, driving while under the influence of a substance, and not wearing a seat belt continued. As a result, the number of car crash fatalities increased significantly in 2020, even though the number of vehicle miles traveled plummeted. Based on the preliminary figures, it looks like the 2021…Read the article

Many drivers in New York are either uninsured or underinsured. Although the Empire State has a mandatory auto insurance law, New York has one of the highest percentages of uninsured drivers in the country. Additionally, the state has one of the lowest auto insurance minimum requirements in the country. For example, the property damage minimum…Read the article

Workers’ Compensation insurance is a line of coverage that is intended to cover every worker against injury or disease resulting from work, workplace conditions, or accidents that occur in the workplace. It is classified as no-fault insurance because “fault” for the cause of the injury or disease does not need to be established for the…Read the article

New York is among the states in the U.S which operate a no-fault workers’ compensation system. Worker’s compensation insurance, also known as no-fault insurance, is crucial for every small or large business. Besides providing medical care for injured workers, it also protects companies from bearing the compensation costs. If a worker receives an injury while…Read the article

As he was fleeing from officers, a Quogue man was driving over 100mph when he crashed head-on into a Prius, according to evidence obtained from the vehicle. The crash killed four people who were inside the Prius. Another passenger was critically injured. According to Village Police Chief Christopher Isola, a Quogue officer spotted a Maxima…Read the article