A recent partial roadway collapse along the southbound Saw Mill River Parkway near Hastings-on-Hudson serves as an important reminder that not every motor vehicle accident is caused by another driver’s negligence. Sometimes, dangerous road conditions, aging infrastructure, poor drainage systems, and severe weather can create life-threatening hazards for unsuspecting motorists.

You felt it before you saw it. The other car came in too fast, and now you're left with a wrecked vehicle, a sore neck, and a story that doesn't match what the other driver is telling their insurance company. They say they were going the limit. You know they weren't....

You were in a crash. You did everything right. You called the police, gave your statement, and now you're waiting for the official report so you can move forward with your insurance and your life. And waiting. And waiting. Days turn into weeks. You check the system...

You opened your accident claim, scanned the notes, and there it was: "left roadway." Two words you never expected to see, and now your stomach drops because it sounds like the insurer is blaming you. Take a breath. That phrase probably doesn't mean what you think, and...

Distracted driving continues to be one of the leading causes of motor vehicle accidents throughout Westchester County and New York City. Despite widespread awareness of the dangers, many drivers still glance at text messages, check notifications, browse social media, or interact with their phones while behind the wheel. These seemingly harmless actions can have devastating consequences.

Summer in New York brings heavy traffic, rising temperatures, and an often-overlooked danger: heat-related illnesses behind the wheel. While most drivers focus on distracted driving, speeding, or impaired driving, extreme heat can affect a driver’s judgment, reaction time, concentration, and physical ability to operate a vehicle safely.

According to reports, emergency responders were called to Route 9 near the Nordick Inn in Lake George during the early morning hours of May 31 following a serious motorcycle crash. First responders attempted lifesaving measures, but 31-year-old Brian P. Kilduff of Brewster succumbed to his injuries at the scene. Investigators later alleged that Brian’s brother, Michael Kilduff, a Westchester County police officer from Pawling, was operating a motorcycle while intoxicated as part of the same riding group. Authorities reported that he refused a chemical test and was subsequently charged with Driving While Intoxicated (DWI).

A tragic crash on Manhattan’s Upper West Side has once again drawn attention to the devastating consequences of reckless and impaired driving. According to reports, a driver allegedly struck a parked vehicle before speeding through an intersection, crossing a pedestrian island, and hitting multiple pedestrians near West 109th Street and Amsterdam Avenue. The violent chain-reaction collision resulted in two fatalities and several injuries.

You're in pain, your medical bills are stacking up, and someone just handed you a settlement offer that doesn't feel right. Before you sign anything, there's something you need to know: broken bone cases in New York carry unique legal advantages that most injured...

A recent multi-vehicle crash on Interstate 684 in Bedford serves as another reminder that serious accidents can happen in an instant on some of Westchester County’s busiest roadways.