Bryan Schneider Law is Now Mid Hudson Injury Law: A New Chapter Begins
Bryan Schneider Law is now Mid Hudson Injury Law. Explore our new site and discover enhanced legal services. Contact us today!
Your Case and Social Media – Forewarned is Forearmed
New York law generally favors disclosure of social media account postings and other information once litigation starts.
When is it Time to Hire an Auto Injury Attorney?
Car accidents are traumatizing. Let us handle the legal process so you and your loved ones can focus on healing and recovery.
Driver Protection Act – How does it affect New Yorkers
New Yorkers, even if unaware of uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage, will benefit from a new law effective 2018
Injuries a Person Might Sustain in an Auto Accident
Hudson Valley auto accidents can cause injuries like traumatic brain injury, internal bleeding, and cuts. Know what to do after an accident.
Certain Heartburn Medications Might Increase Heart Attack Risk
Certain medications prescribed for heartburn could possibly increase your risk of experiencing a heart attack.
Increased Heart Attack Risk Possible With Drug-Coated Stents
Certain stents that might be associated with an increase in heart attack risk.
What to Know if You Are in an Accident With a Tractor Trailer
When it comes to an auto accident, Hudson Valley residents want to ensure that they take the proper steps following it to make sure that they are protected.
Do GERD Medications Increase Your Risk of Kidney Disease?
When it comes to an accident lawyer, Hudson Valley residents probably think about vehicle or work accidents.
Hip Replacement Devices and Premature Breakdown
When it comes to a personal injury settlement, Hudson Valley residents might consider pursuing this if they experience certain issues with medical devices.
Common Injuries that Occur in Car Accidents
Prepare for auto accidents by knowing injuries like: whiplash, brain injury, bone fracture & laceration.
Increased Heart Attack Risk With Certain Antacid Drugs
Certain medications have been either recalled or assigned a serious warning label due to their chance of increasing your risk of heart attack.