A burn occurs when parts of the body come into direct or indirect contact with heat sources of sufficiently high temperature.

Evidence such as the police report, physical evidence, medical records, and income statements are necessary for a personal injury claim.

Chronologically documenting elements effects of an injury upon a victim's life can be helpful evidence in legal proceedings.

The ability to amend a police report mainly depends on the nature of the inaccuracies or omissions within the police report.

In this blog we will discuss the role of expert witnesses in personal injury claim and how their testimony can impact a case.

This article will discuss two types of witnesses that can help bolster a claim or lawsuit and describe their role in the courtroom.

This blog discusses factors that may affect the average personal injury settlement and how the New York no-fault law may impact payout.

 In this blog, we will define and discuss the statute of limitations and exceptions for different types of personal injury in New York.

This blog discusses who may be responsible for medical bills after a personal injury settlement and the feasibility of recovering money.

In this blog, we will define and discuss what types of damages or awards are taxable for victims in personal injury settlement cases.

In this blog, we will define and discuss personal injury protection requirements in New York and the common elements of this coverage. 

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

The Law Office of Carl Maltese presents information on the illegality of walking on the highways 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.

According to DMV's regulations, a person may not operate an ATV on a highway unless it has been designated for use by a state authority.

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.

The Law Office of Carl Maltese is here to present an easy guide on the dangers of eating while driving and whether it is legal in NY.

The Law Office of Carl Maltese is here to present an easy guide on hoodless vehicle laws and whether it is legal in the NY state.