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Whether you want to learn more about New York personal injury and car accident laws, research the applicable statutes on your own, or retain a lawyer specializing in New York personal injury law, you will find the resources you need right here.
→ Read MoreAuto accidents don’t always involve two cars. In many cases, bicyclists, pedestrians, trucks and motorcycles are involved. Knowing how the law deals with these situations can make all the difference in being adequately compensated for your injuries.
→ Read MoreAll New Yorkers who have been in an auto accident should understand what damages they may be entitled to. We spoke with Ira Slavit, a New York attorney in practice for over 20 years whose firm concentrates its practice in personal injury matters and medical malpractice litigation, who provided us with that information.
→ Read MoreNew Yorkers must carry a certain minimum amount of insurance to drive a vehicle in the state. Unfortunately, those minimum amounts might not be enough to protect an individual’s or a family’s assets in a serious accident’ but there are ways to protect those assets.
→ Read MoreWhen you’ve been involved in a car accident, you would expect that the other driver be adequately insured and that the insurance companies involved would pay out your claim in a timely manner. Unfortunately, as anyone who’s been in that situation will tell you, these things rarely occur. So, how do overcome insurance hurdles?
→ Read MoreStatistics show that motorcycle accidents are on the rise. And New York is no exception’ in fact, in 2005 there were nearly 5,000 reported motorcycle accidents in the state of New York.
→ Read MoreAn auto accident’ is an auto accident’ is an auto accident, right? Wrong. In fact, nothing could be further from the truth. While some attorneys only look at traditional forms of recovery, others consistently think outside of the box to obtain the maximum recovery amounts for their clients.
→ Read MoreDo you know how much time you have to file a claim after being involved in a car accident? While most New Yorkers believe that they have a couple of years to do so, the truth of the matter is that there may be a 90 day limit when a public authority or municipality is involved’ and shorter periods in other situations.
→ Read MoreIn order to receive pain & suffering compensation for an injury in New York, that injury must meet the state’s definition of’serious.’ While broken bones certainly qualify, what about soft tissue injuries that are harder to prove, such as a back or neck strain?
→ Read MoreNew York auto accident law is a bit different than other states’ laws when it comes to issues of fault, vicarious liability and pain & suffering. These can be complicated issues, so we asked an expert to provide us with an overview of each.
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