Author Archives: David Wolff

If you were involved in a car accident in Cheektowaga, NY, and believe you were partially at fault, you might still have the right to seek compensation for your injuries and damages. Under New York’s comparative negligence laws, you can…

Knowing what to do — and what not to do — after a personal injury accident can feel overwhelming. You may have heard that one wrong move could compromise your case, but how do you know what those “wrong moves”…

Experiencing a catastrophic injury due to another person’s negligence can be expensive. But you may feel that reimbursement for your medical bills and time off work isn’t enough to make up for the accident. Can you claim damages for psychological…

Buffalo, NY, is one of the snowiest U.S. cities. The Queen City endures nearly 100 inches of snow annually. Buffalonians also face their fair share of ice and are forced to deal with an average of over 40 inches of…

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety reports that over half of the car accidents that occur in the U.S. each year involve only one vehicle. These crashes are usually much easier to investigate than those involving two or more vehicles….

Over 16,000 truck accidents take place in New York annually. The vast majority don’t include any fatalities. However, more than 100 people lose their lives in truck accidents each year, accounting for roughly 8% of all fatal crashes in the…

According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, over 2.6 million nonfatal workplace injuries and illnesses are reported annually. While many of them are minor, some fall into the catastrophic category. If you’re ever involved in one of the serious…

Drunk driving is a much bigger problem in Buffalo than many residents realize. Recent reports reveal that the City of Good Neighbors has one of the highest DUI accident rates in New York. Were you involved in a bad car…

If you are pursuing economic damages after a catastrophic injury, you need to account for your future medical care instead of just your existing medical bills. But how do you calculate expenses that haven’t happened yet?  Continue reading below, where…

Back in 2004, an incredibly alarming study found that about 4,500 children were dying in the U.S. each year due to medical errors. Thankfully, more recent research reveals this number has gone down. However, pediatric medical malpractice is still a…