Millions of Americans take to the road each day. Each person brings with them their own history, or driving skills. Some drivers like to speed,

On December 15th, A Long Island woman filed a federal wrongful death lawsuit against Suffolk County and a national restaurant chain, alleging they were responsible for a

Parents trust their children to school bus drivers and operators every day. But that does not mean a school district or an individual driver can

It is always best to enter into a business contract in writing. While oral contracts are enforceable in New York, it is sometimes difficult to

UCC vs Common Law A contract is a contract. But not all contracts follow the same law. In New York, a contract may fall under

The first thing you should always do after an automobile accident is seek immediate medical attention. It is imperative a physician not only diagnose and

Every word in a business contract has a legal meaning and importance. That does not mean the parties to the contract always agree on what

Is a property owner liable for injuries caused to someone riding a bicycle on said property? The Appellate Division, Second Department, recently addressed such a

Under New York common law, a person is not liable for negligence if he or she is “confronted with a sudden emergency situation” and acts

In 2007, a construction company in upstate New York signed a contract to build an 18-hole championship golf course in the town of Lewiston for