Archive for the ‘Auto Accident Litigation’ Category

But I Don’t Want to Go to Court…

Published March 17th, 2010. By Michael S. Smith of Lesser, Lesser, Landy and Smith, PLLC

Thru the years, we have frequently had clients express concern about “going to court.”  This reaction is natural, since many of our clients have never had any interaction with the justice system.  On television, “court” looks like a very scary…

Motorcycle Safety, Injury Prevention and the Law

Published January 25th, 2010. By Joseph B. Landy of Lesser, Lesser, Landy and Smith, PLLC

Motorcycles are a common source of transportation – both for recreation as well as for a source of primary transportation. There is no doubt the popularity of the motorcycles continues to escalate. In fact, according to the American Automobile Association…

What is My Liability When I Loan My Car?

Published January 19th, 2010. By Michael S. Smith of Lesser, Lesser, Landy and Smith, PLLC

Before you loan your car to someone, consider this:  You are responsible for the damage it causes.  This is true regardless of whether you loan your vehicle to a family member or simply to a friend or co-worker.  The person…

Read Your Insurance Application Carefully! Don't "Misrepresent!"

Published August 17th, 2009. By Glenn E. Siegel of Lesser, Lesser, Landy and Smith, PLLC

Having handled thousands of cases involving disputes over medical benefits, (otherwise known as P.I.P. suits), I can tell you with absolute certainty that there are insurance companies that will look at every possible angle to try to avoid payment of…

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