A car accident attorney helps tremendously in determining the value of a case and negotiating with the insurance company.

This article will discuss the most common injuries sustained from a car accident, as well as how severe the injuries can be for the victim.

New York uses a no-fault insurance system, which means each driver's insurance company pays for their own medical bills and other costs.

This article will go over all of the concepts victims need to know to prove the at-fault driver was liable for a car accident.

This blog will provide guidance for accident victims in New York who were injured because of negligence or wrongdoing by another. 

In this article we will discuss distracted driving statistics, the legality of texting and driving in New York, and possible consequences.

The legality of brake-checking truly depends on the circumstances of the accident, and this blog post will bring some light to the subject.

This article discusses the legality of using interior lights while driving and possible safety hazards of using these lights.

There is no law addressing the legality of cutting someone off, but the risky maneuver may fall under different laws depending on the facts.

Fog lights are not illegal in New York, but drivers must be mindful of their placement, as it could lead to accidents and injuries.

In this article, we will discuss the average amount for a shoulder injury settlement and factors that impact the payout amount. 

This blog goes over the different kinds of soft tissue injuries, their symptoms, and damages which can be recovered after an accident. 

In this blog, we will discuss the varying types of back injuries which can be sustained in an accident and a fair settlement amount. 

It's crucial to acknowledge that each rotator cuff tear case is unique. The specifics play a role in the final settlement amount.

This article explains neck injuries, what some of the expectations should be, and how to navigate the circumstances effectively. 

The Law Office of Carl Maltese presents a complete guide on illegal U-turns and other wrong turns in the state of New York.

In New York, the course of time for a driver’s violation points is 18 months. For legal guidance, contact The Law Office of Carl Maltese.

In this blog, the Law Office of Carl Maltese team presents a complete guide on the license plates in the state of New York.

When is it illegal to pass on the right in New York? Can someone face legal action for doing so? Here's what the state laws say.

The answer to this question is quite short. No laws exist that would prevent you from sleeping in your vehicle in New York City.