Practices

No matter how safely you drive, you can’t always count on other people being as safe. Auto accidents are the most common cause of personal injury which can happen to anyone at any time. Auto accidents may leave long-lasting and/or permanent injuries resulting in pain and suffering as well as high medical bills.

Living and working in New York Metropolitan area comes with inevitable need to travel by foot. Pedestrians are required to share spaces with vehicles, posing great dangers from unsafe drivers. Each year, hundreds of pedestrians are injured or killed due to negligence of vehicle drivers, leaving the victim with prolonged pain and suffering and unpaid medical bills.

A property owner or public entity has duty to keep their property and space in safe condition so as to not pose harm to others. If a negligence of the property owner (private or public) has caused your injury, you are entitled to compensation. An early investigative work is vital in proving the owner’s liability in a premises liability accident case.

If you have been involved in a hit and run accident or an accident involving an uninsured (or underinsured) driver, it is imperative to have a knowledgeable and experienced advocate to help you guide through this unique circumstances. It is crucial to evaluate your legal options as soon as possible.

Whether used as means of transportation, exercise or leisure, riding a bicycle can pose great danger to the riders due to lack of designated bike lane or sharing of the road with cars, motorcycles, buses, trucks, etc. Bicycle accidents may result in serious and sometimes fatal injuries, even in a low speed impact.

Accidents caused by bus/mass transit owned by public entities involve complicated requirements with short time constraints to notice the public entity of your claim. The specific public entity responsible for your accident may not be so obvious to figure out. There are different standards of laws that may apply to your case.

A loss of a loved one is always challenging. It is especially heart breaking when the loved one is taken away too early due to negligence, incompetence, recklessness of another. Under the NY and NJ law, a wrongful death claim can be brought against the responsible parties to seek damages for compensations.