Big News: I’ve Just Leveled-Up to become a Direct-Bank ISO!
I’m excited to share that I’ve been approved as a high-level Independent Sales Organization (ISO) working directly under a major bank. In plain English, that […]
Challenges of Offering Both Physical Therapy and Chiropractic Services in same facility Under New York No-Fault Insurance
Looking for more deep insights about Personal Injury Practice? Buy my book! https://amzn.to/4kJ64dM In New York State (NYS), automobile accident victims are often covered under […]
How Do Liens Work on No-Fault Cases?
When someone is injured in a car accident, New York State’s No-Fault insurance system is meant to simplify and expedite medical care. Under No-Fault, your […]
Basic Explanation of why Islam is a false religion
Abraham is a revered patriarch in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. He is often described as the “father of many nations,” and his story remains one […]
Proving Liability in NYC Based on Police Reports, Vehicle and Traffic Law, and the MV-104 Form
In New York City, establishing liability in a motor vehicle accident often hinges on three key elements: the police report, relevant sections of the New […]
Car Accident Cases (Minimal Impact)
I always strive to do the best work possible for my clients, but man… some of these cases make it tough. I’m talking about the […]
Why do people hear only what they want to hear? Finally got my answer thanks to Dr. Nick!
Just watched an interesting video by Dr. Nick (@thefittestdoc) where he explains that we don’t really see reality as it is; instead, we see our […]
The Ethical Implications of Using AI in Resume Screening and Why It Should Be Against the Law
Artificial Intelligence—the magical solution to all our problems, or at least that’s what we’re told, right? For human resources (HR), AI is now the shiny […]
Re-Published my book!
Back in 2021, I pulled back the curtain on the dark side of personal injury practice and ended up hitting #1 new release on Amazon […]
Why I Hate handling NYC Personal Injury & Trip and Fall Cases
(Or, My Long, Tiring, and Slightly Sarcastic Love Letter to the New York City Law Department and MTA) Let me paint a picture for you: […]