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Personal Injury Car Crashes in Ulster, Kingston, Lloyd and Saugerties: What You Need to Know
Every day, hundreds of thousands of car trips occur in New York’s Ulster County. Whether it’s commuters heading to work, delivery drivers, commercial trucks, parents dropping kids off at school, or people out for recreational activities, most of these journeys end safely. Unfortunately, some Ulster County trips end in car accidents, resulting in anything from… Read More »
Personal Injury Car Crashes in Newburgh, Wallkill and New Windsor: What You Need to Know
Every day, there are hundreds of thousands of car trips in New York’s Orange County. Whether it’s people commuting to work, delivery drivers, commercial trucking, dropping kids off at school or other activities, or recreational trips, the vast majority of these trips end without incident. However, there are tragically a number of trips that result… Read More »
Personal Injury Car Crashes in Poughkeepsie, Wappingers and Fishkill: What You Need to Know
Each day, hundreds of thousands of car trips take place in New York’s Dutchess County. Whether it’s commuters heading to work, delivery drivers, commercial trucks, parents taking kids to school, or people enjoying recreational outings, most of these trips conclude safely. Unfortunately, however, some of these Dutchess County commutes end in car crashes, resulting in… Read More »
Kingston, NY’s 15 Busiest Streets for Car Traffic: Ranked
Although there’s a large emphasis on multi-modal traffic in Kingston with bike lanes and walking trails, there are still tens of thousands of vehicles moving through the city in a variety of patterns. The vast majority of those drivers get to where they’re going without incident, but there are close to 700 Kingston car accidents… Read More »
Poughkeepsie, NY’s 10 Busiest Streets: Ranked
There is a lot going on with multi-modal traffic in Poughkeepsie, NY with many roundabouts, bike lanes, walking trails and intersection trails, but there are still tens of thousands of vehicles moving through the city in many ways. Almost every single vehicle gets to where it’s going without incident, but there are still close to… Read More »
Newburgh, NY’s 13 Busiest Streets: Ranked
Although Newburgh places a strong emphasis on multi-modal traffic with bike lanes and walking paths, tens of thousands of vehicles still move through the city daily in various traffic patterns. While most drivers reach their destinations without incident, over 2,500 Newburgh car crashes each year result in personal injuries. If you’ve been injured in a… Read More »
Pedestrian Accidents in Kingston and Ulster County: What You Need to Know
Pedestrian crashes in Ulster County are a serious and recurring problem, concentrated heavily in Kingston and spreading across the county’s towns and villages from New Paltz to Saugerties to Ellenville. According to preliminary 2025 data from the Institute for Traffic Safety Management & Research, there were 28 total pedestrian-involved crashes in Ulster County, resulting in… Read More »
Pedestrian Accidents in Poughkeepsie and Dutchess County: What You Need to Know
Pedestrian crashes happen across Dutchess County every year, but the danger is far from evenly distributed. According to preliminary 2025 data from the Institute for Traffic Safety Management & Research, there were 52 total pedestrian-involved crashes in Dutchess County, resulting in 44 personal injury crashes and 3 fatalities. City of Poughkeepsie alone accounted for nearly… Read More »
Pedestrian Accidents in Newburgh, Middletown, and Orange County: What You Need to Know
Pedestrian crashes are a persistent fact of life in Orange County. According to preliminary 2025 data from the Institute for Traffic Safety Management & Research, there were 113 total pedestrian-involved crashes in Orange County, resulting in 103 personal injury crashes and 5 fatalities. Whether you were hit in Newburgh, Middletown, Wallkill, or one of the… Read More »
Drunk Driving Car Crashes and Bar Slip And Falls in New York: What Are Your Rights?
Almost ten years ago, Kingston, NY had the dubious honor of being named the “Drunkest City” by virtue of having the most bars per capita in New York. Although it’s not clear whether that’s still the case, it is clear that the Mid-Hudson Valley, with its emphasis on craft brewing, dining and tourism in general,… Read More »