New York Personal Injury Attorney Blog
Is There A Minimum Threshold For Medical Bills In A New York Personal Injury Case?
The answer is no; there is not a minimum medical bill threshold that must be reached before you can file a personal injury case in New York. When it comes to collecting compensation in personal injury cases, however, medical bills are often used to help illustrate the extent of your injuries. If you have been…
My Child Was Injured In New York, Can I Bring A Personal Injury Claim On Their Behalf?
Our personal injury attorneys frequently receive calls from parents who want to know if and how they can help their injured child recover compensation from those who were responsible for their child’s injuries. Child injury cases are emotional for parents who want justice for their child and to make sure that they are able to…
What Is The Personal Injury Claims Process?
If you have suffered injuries caused by someone else’s misconduct, you might be wondering about the personal injury claims process. Each personal injury case has unique facts and circumstances, and it is impossible to say precisely how your particular claim will work out. However, we have decades of experience representing clients in personal injury cases,…
What Should You Expect In Your First Meeting With A Personal Injury Attorney?
When you contact a personal injury attorney to set up a consultation, you might wonder what will happen at your initial meeting. First meetings with an attorney are generally to go over important information related to your accident and resulting injuries. Your personal injury attorney will ask questions and look at any information and documents…
Injury Claims Against The Government In New York
Personal injury claims against New York State, New York City, or other local municipalities and government entities are not uncommon. Anytime the government is named as a defendant in a lawsuit, however, matters can quickly become complicated due to applicable laws and strict requirements and deadlines. Conveniently for government entities, when plaintiffs fail to comply…
