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Victims of Sexual Abuse Now Have a Chance to Seek Justice with Passage of Child Victims Act
Victims of childhood sexual abuse in New York have been asking lawmakers for a chance to seek and obtain justice. According to a report in The New York Times, powerful interests including insurance companies, private schools and leaders in the Roman Catholic Church and the Orthodox Jewish communities have repeatedly blocked these efforts. However, in …
What Makes Winter Driving Different? Tips to Stay Safe as You Drive in the Snow
Winter weather can create treacherous conditions for drivers. A recent article in The New York Times talks about how driver’s education classes typically ignore what makes winter driving different and how to avoid and handle skids. And this is potentially lifesaving information during New York’s harsh winters. People who have been driving for decades tend …
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Elevator Safety Still a Problem in New York City
Every day, millions of New Yorkers and tourists rely on elevators to move efficiently through the city. While most elevator rides occur without incident, accidents do still happen with concerning frequency. According to recent reports, New York City averages approximately 30 to 50 injuries due to elevator accidents annually, with some cases resulting in fatalities. …
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Can You Sue Both the Truck Driver and the Truck Company After a Big Rig Accident?
Yes, you can often sue both the truck driver and the trucking company after a big rig accident — depending on the circumstances of the crash. In the aftermath of a truck accident, determining who is liable is a key step toward securing compensation for injuries, property damage, lost wages and pain and suffering, etc. …
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Cerebral Palsy Increases Risk of Anxiety and Depression
Adults who have cerebral palsy face a heightened risk of suffering from depression and anxiety, according to a recent study, which was published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) Neurology. Researchers at the University of Surrey in Guildford, England, over six years followed individuals who had cerebral palsy without intellectual disability and …
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