What Qualifies as a “Serious Injury” Under New York Insurance Law §5102(d)?

Auto Accident, Personal Injury

New York’s No-Fault law requires car accident victims to prove a “serious injury” under Insurance Law §5102(d) before they can sue for pain and suffering. The statute defines nine categories including fractures, significant disfigurement, permanent limitation of use, and the 90/180 day rule. Understanding this threshold is critical to any New York auto accident claim.

Federal Judge Upholds $243 Million Tesla Autopilot Verdict — What It Means for Pennsylvania Accident Victims

Auto Accident, Personal Injury, Product Liability

Quick Answer: Key Takeaway: A federal judge has upheld a $243 million jury verdict against Tesla over a fatal Autopilot crash — the largest verdict of its kind. This ruling signals growing accountability for autonomous vehicle manufacturers and has significant implications for accident victims in Pennsylvania. What Happened: The Largest Tesla Autopilot Verdict in History…