When you’re walking through a parking lot, crossing an intersection, or leading your dog down the street, you probably aren’t thinking about what would happen if you were suddenly hit by a car. But sadly, pedestrian knockdown accidents are a serious safety concern here on Long Island.

Car accidents truly do happen in seconds. One minute, you’re driving to work on the Long Island Expressway or running errands around town. The next, you’re suddenly dealing with a damaged vehicle, potential injuries, and a lot of questions about what you should do next.

Picture this: you’re coasting down a busy Long Island road like the Southern State Parkway or LIE when another car suddenly cuts into your lane and causes you to rear-end them. The other driver insists that you were responsible for the crash. You recall things differently.

For families across the country and right here on Long Island, back-to-school season means getting used to new classes, schedules, sports practices, after-school activities, and numerous other changes to their daily routine. But for countless teenagers, the start of a new academic year also means something much bigg

Long Island depends on commercial trucks to function. Every day, tractor-trailers restock our supermarkets, box trucks deliver goods to local businesses, garbage and utility trucks service neighborhoods, and delivery vans make thousands of stops throughout Nassau and Suffolk County.

Whether you’re picking up groceries at your local supermarket, catching the LIRR to work, or just grabbing dinner at a popular downtown spot like Northport, parking lots are an inescapable part of everyday life on Long Island. And because we spend so much time driving through them, it’s easy to assume they’re relati

While boating is one of the region's most popular summer activities, crowded waterways, inexperienced operators, and changing conditions can quickly turn a day on the water into a serious accident. Before you leave the dock this season, read more about your rights.

On May 28, 2026, the state announced that Governor Kathy Hochul signed NY’s Fiscal Year (FY) 2027 Budget into law, which included sweeping auto tort reform legislation that impacts everything from how fault is determined in car accidents to who may be eligible to seek compensation for pain and suffering.

Dog bite claims in New York are complex, especially as laws continue to evolve. So, don’t try to navigate the aftermath of your attack alone. If you or a loved one has been injured in a dog attack on Long Island, let us advocate for you.

Did you know that Long Island is home to more than 35,000 acres of open space, 100+ miles of shoreline, and more than two dozen state parks? This, coupled with the countless public parks spread throughout Suffolk and Nassau County, make places like beaches, playgrounds, and hiking trails a major part of life on LI.

Here on Long Island, Memorial Day weekend marks the unofficial start of summer. Thousands of local families flock to beaches and countless households host backyard gatherings. Plus, New York City dwellers and even out-of-staters drive to LI to get in on the fun.