What We Handle
Serious injuries. Serious representation.
If you were hurt because someone else was careless, you have rights. These are the cases we fight every day across the five boroughs and Long Island.
Car Accidents
Rear-ends, intersections, hit-and-runs, uninsured drivers. We build the case the insurer doesn't want you to.
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Truck Accidents
18-wheelers and commercial fleets bring bigger injuries and harder fights. We know how to take them on.
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Slip, Trip & Fall
Unsafe stairs, wet floors, broken sidewalks. Property owners owe you a duty. We hold them to it.
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Construction Accidents
Falls, scaffolding, machinery, Labor Law 240/241. New York protects workers. We enforce it.
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Wrongful Death
When negligence takes a loved one, we pursue accountability and the compensation your family is owed.
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New York Injury Law
New York injury law has its own rules.
Most injury lawsuits here must be started within three years, a wrongful death action within two, and a claim against the City, the MTA or another public entity usually needs a notice of claim within 90 days. Each kind of case below also has rules of its own, which is why we handle them one by one.
Car accidents
New York is a no-fault state. Your own insurance generally pays medical bills and part of lost earnings, but it does not cover pain and suffering, and suing the driver who hurt you generally requires a "serious injury" under Insurance Law §5102(d). We collect the police report, the vehicle data and the medical records, and look for every source of coverage, including underinsured motorist coverage on your own policy.
Car accidents →Truck accidents
A collision with a tractor-trailer or fleet vehicle is not simply a bigger car accident. Trucking companies often have a response team working the crash the same day, and logging data, hours-of-service records and camera footage can be overwritten. We move early to preserve that evidence and identify every responsible party.
Truck accidents →Motorcycle accidents
A rider has no cage, no airbag and no crumple zone, and the same collision that leaves a driver shaken can leave a rider with fractures and a long recovery. The rules that apply to riders in New York are not the same ones that apply to drivers.
Motorcycle accidents →Pedestrian accidents
A person on foot has no protection in a collision, which is why these cases so often involve fractures and head injuries. New York City's busiest arterial roads run through dense neighborhoods, and crossings on them are where many of these collisions happen.
Pedestrian accidents →Bicycle and e-bike accidents
New York City has added protected lanes faster than drivers have adjusted to them, and delivery riding has put far more e-bikes on the road. We represent cyclists and e-bike riders struck by vehicles or brought down by unsafe road conditions.
Bicycle and e-bike accidents →Slip, trip and fall
Property owners owe visitors reasonable care, and these cases usually turn on notice: whether the owner created the hazard, knew about it, or should have found and fixed it. In New York City, Administrative Code §7-210 generally puts sidewalk responsibility on the adjoining owner, not the City.
Slip, trip and fall →Construction accidents
New York has some of the strongest construction worker protections in the country, and an injured worker may have rights well beyond workers' compensation. Claims can lie against a property owner, general contractor or other contractor on the site. Immigration status does not remove these protections.
Construction accidents →Scaffold accidents
Labor Law §240(1) covers falls from scaffolds, ladders and roofs, and objects falling from above. Where it applies, the owner's and general contractor's responsibility is not reduced by an argument that the worker was partly careless.
Scaffold accidents →Claims against the MTA and the City
A city bus collision, a fall on a subway stairway or a defective sidewalk does not follow ordinary rules. A notice of claim generally must be served within 90 days under General Municipal Law §50-e, and missing it can end a case before it begins.
MTA and municipal claims →Dog bites
New York's rules on owner liability changed in 2025, in a way that helps injured people. A case no longer depends only on proving the owner knew about the dog's vicious propensities.
Dog bites →Wrongful death
When negligence takes someone you love, New York allows the estate to recover financial losses, such as funeral expenses, lost support and lost parental guidance. A wrongful death action generally must be started within two years of the date of death.
Wrongful death →Hurt in Queens?
How It Works
Three steps. Zero risk.
01
Call us, free
Tell us what happened. We'll tell you honestly whether you have a case, at no cost and no obligation.
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We investigate & fight
We gather the evidence, handle the insurers, and build your case while you focus on recovering.
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You get paid
We pursue the maximum compensation you're owed. You owe us nothing unless we win.
Hurt in an accident? Let's talk today.
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