Driving is a part of everyday life for people in Western New York. The vast majority of drivers take proper precautions, drive defensively, and follow the rules of the road.

While driving in Hamburg we do what we can as far as being a “safe driver” but sometimes, unfortunately, other drivers we share the road with have other ideas.

The streets of Buffalo are not always the safest to drive. Sometimes no matter what we do to prevent accidents, it’s the other drivers on the road who cause mishaps.

For individuals who are injured in a car accident, medical expenses and any lost wages are paid by the “no-fault” carrier, which is typically the insurance carrier for the vehicle you were driving or riding in.

Whether you have been injured in a plane crash or on a boat, it is important that you call an experienced attorney to help you file a claim for compensation.

New York has a number of busy roads and highways. While we all do our best to be safe and careful drivers, we can’t always count on others to do the same.

Due to their large size, trucks can pose a deadly hazard to cars and pedestrians if not operated in a safe manner. If you or your loved one was injured in a truck accident, our Buffalo truck accident lawyers are prepared to help you. Truck accident claims are complex because of the serious injuries that they can cause and the multiple parties that can be held liable for the accident.

A “rollover” is a type of crash in which a vehicle tips over onto its side or roof. Rollovers are not as common as other types of accidents. However, when they do occur, rollovers often lead to serious injury or death.

When a motorcycle collides with a car or a truck, the results are often devastating for the motorcycle rider. Motorcycles are not only easy to miss in a driver’s blind spot but they also provide minimal protection to its riders, leaving the rider completely vulnerable in an accident.

When a car accident occurs, there are usually many contributing factors. One such factor is speed. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, speeding contributed to an estimated 28% of traffic fatalities in 2014 (latest available data) and accounts for approximately $40.4 billion per year in taxpayer costs.