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On Behalf of stolzenbergcortelli, LLP | May 2, 2019 | Personal Injury

Don’t Let Social Media Postings Ruin Your Personal Injury Case

It’s the twenty-first century and most of us turn to social media to report the happenings in our lives. There are events that you want to share with family and friends – promotions, movie and restaurant reviews, family news. But if you are involved in a car accident or any other type...

On Behalf of stolzenbergcortelli, LLP | March 22, 2019 | Personal Injury

Why Did Two Boeing 737 Max 8 Aircraft Crash Within Months of Each Other?

The circumstances are eerily similar. A new Lion Air Boeing 737 Max 8 jet crashed into the Java Sea in Indonesia last October, killing all 189 people on board. And earlier this month, a new Ethiopian Airlines Boeing 737 Max 8 crashed near Addis Ababa in Ethiopia with 157 people aboard. There...

On Behalf of stolzenbergcortelli, LLP | March 7, 2019 | Personal Injury

Could Distracted Walking Have Contributed to This Tragic Death?

She was a 27-year old Harrison, NY social studies teacher, a volleyball coach and a dedicated Boston Red Sox fan. But a home heating oil truck struck her in a recent pedestrian accident just a few steps from her home in Murray Hill, Manhattan and she was pronounced dead at the scene....

On Behalf of stolzenbergcortelli, LLP | February 14, 2019 | Personal Injury

New York City Subway: Mother Falls to Death in Station with No Elevator

In a recent accident, a young mother fell to her death in a Manhattan subway station. The woman was pushing her 1-year old daughter in a stroller when she attempted to carry the baby with the stroller down the stairs. The subway station at Seventh Avenue and 52rd Street had no...

On Behalf of stolzenbergcortelli, LLP | December 13, 2018 | Personal Injury

Our Top 8 Tips for Holiday Air Travel

If the December holidays follow the trend of this year’s Thanksgiving weekend in terms of holiday travelers, then U.S. roads, rails and air space will experience a 5% increase over last year. Holiday travelers are enjoying higher wages, more disposable income and stable fuel prices, according to the Automobile Club...