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Bronx Injury Lawyers Launch New Website

Written on February 15, 2012.

New York’s Personal Injury law firm, The Law Offices of Stuart M. Kerner, P.C. have launched a dedicated website to represent people from New York and the surrounding areas on all matters of personal injury as the premier Bronx injury lawyer: ...

What Is a Paralegal?

Written on January 16, 2012.

In today’s world where terminology is frequently changing, the terms themselves and what is associated with them can often be confusing. In the legal field, an example of this is the terms paralegal, legal assistant, and legal secretary. While...

Who Are The Better Drivers, Men or Women?

Written on January 9, 2012.

For years there has been an ongoing debate: who are the better drivers, men or women? While everyone has their own opinions and experiences, statistics show that male drivers are significantly more likely to get into a motor vehicle accident. But why...

Buying a Sports Car? Consider Safety Features

Written on January 2, 2012.

When buying a sports car, you should consider how safe it is to drive. There are two kinds of safety features that you need to consider: functional safety and inactive safety. Functional safety requires the features to prevent the automobiles from...

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