Protecting the rights of the injured in New York
Personal injury law covers a wide spectrum of injuries and accidents. The common thread in each case is liability—who was responsible? Did another party's action or lack of action cause the incident where you or a loved one was seriously injured? If the facts indicate that the answer is yes, you are entitled to compensation for your pain and suffering.
Personal injury laws are affected by a variety of complex federal and state laws. These laws are designed to protect an individual from the negligence or deliberate harm of others and to provide recourse in the event of injury. We can help you determine your legal rights, give you examples of personal injury settlements, and estimate your chances of receiving compensation for your losses.
We handle all types of personal injury claims—everything from soft tissue damage to catastrophic injuries or wrongful death:
• Brain injuries
• Arm and leg injuries
• Scars and disfigurement
• Amputations
• Fractures and/or broken bones
• Loss of hearing or vision
• Soft tissue/whiplash injuries
• Neck, back, and spinal cord injuries
• Burn injuries
Superior service and relentless dedication
Despite our exercise of personal caution and responsibility, accidents can happen in all areas of our life. Whether driving a car or other vehicle, walking to the store, vacationing, or shopping, random encounters with danger can occur without warning. If you are seriously injured by the negligence of another party, you need legal representation to ensure that your rights are protected and that you receive the full compensation due to you. In many cases, a serious personal injury results in circumstances that greatly affect the victim's current and future quality of life.
Full compensation for injuries and losses
We aggressively pursue a personal injury lawsuit if the insurance company fails to offer a fair settlement. Personal injury victims may be able to collect for—
• Present and future medical expenses
• Loss of quality of life
• Pain and suffering
• Lost wages
• Loss of future income
• Punitive damages
