Edward R. Young Law Blog

This past winter, snow plows struggled to keep up with the constant barrage, building and business owners tried desperately and usually failed to keep sidewalks clean and clear, and temperatures stayed below freezing for weeks on end, preventing the snow from melting. This led to more vehicles losing their grip on the road and sliding into other vehicles or onto the sidewalk and more people falling and injuring themselves on the slippery sidewalks.... Read More

People who commute to, from, and in New York City have, on average, the longest commute of residents of any city in the United States. Long commutes add stress and anxiety to our lives, increasing fatigue, causing weight gain and higher cholesterol, and increasing the likelihood of neck and back pain or accidents.... Read More

You should contact a personal injury lawyer or law firm as soon as you have seen a doctor. In your first meeting, an attorney will be able to tell you whether you have grounds for a claim and how you will proceed if you do. He or she will advise you to collect important records and documents that support your claim.... Read More

Construction sites in New York City can be extremely dangerous places. Every year approximately 1,000 workers die on jobs, and of those nearly 50 percent die from falls. And simply being careful and attentive at all times while on the job can, and does, prevent most accidents and subsequently having to attain a personal injury attorney in Brooklyn... Read More

If you were injured in an accident in the New York area, you may try to go it alone when seeking compensation.  However, those who try to negotiate with professional insurance adjusters on their own instead of with an experienced Brooklyn personal injury lawyer often end up with far less than they deserve. ... Read More

It can be difficult to remain focused and clear-headed after an suffering from an injury.  For a personal injury law firm in Brooklyn, turn to Edward R. Young & Associates for help dealing with the associated trauma, adrenaline and shock. ... Read More

You may or may not think of New York City as dangerous, but personal injury statistics indicate there are hazards to living or working in the Big Apple.  Based on the increasing workload over recent years, a personal injury attorney in Bronx or Brooklyn would certainly agree.... Read More

Bronx personal injury lawyer Edward R. Young outlines how accident litigation has dramatically changed over the years in New York. ... Read More