From an investigator’s perspective, few things can be as frustrating as trying to locate a witness a year or more post-accident. Having conducted innumerable first contact/initial intake surveys, it is our experience that it is critical to obtain as much information on potential witnesses as early on as possible. And. to then immediately reach out [...]
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Given the record-breaking Father’s Day temperatures here in NY, we think it’s fairly safe to officially declare pool season open. And generally, pool season is a good thing. Over the course of years of investigative experience, we’ve noticed that tempers tend to flare less, or at least not as quickly or as brightly, when people [...]
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For personal injury attorneys, generally, the most important cop at any precinct is the TSO – the Traffic Safety Officer. Data for New York City indicates that 26.7 percent of total statewide annual traffic fatalities, and 43 percent of total statewide crash injuries occurred within city limits.In an effort to reduce fatalities, injuries, property damage [...]
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In this week’s final segment of our two-part series on SEO – Search Engine Optimization, we’ll continue by concentrating on the advice that… Less is More Although the temptation is great – to a large degree we’ve all been taught that more is often better – DO NOT repeat your keywords (the words potential clients [...]
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