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Auto Accident Attorneys

The long-term effects of a crash could cause you to be faced with costly medical bills, a decreased income and suffering. The party who was negligent in causing the crash should be held responsible to cover these costs.

A seasoned New York City auto accident lawyer can help you pursue complete compensation for all your losses. A lawyer who handles car accidents can safeguard you from unwarranted insurance denials.

Distracted driving

Every driver has a duty to operate their vehicle safely and keep their focus on the road. Distracted driving is a leading cause of near-collisions and collisions, and it can be extremely dangerous for other drivers on the road. If you've been injured from a driver who was distracted, you could be legally entitled to compensation.

Distracted driving could include eating, reaching out for items in the car, interacting with passengers changing dashboard controls like the temperature or radio or personal grooming such as shaving or applying makeup and many more. This includes eating, reaching in the car to get items that you're not using, interacting with passengers, and adjusting the dashboard controls such as the radio or temperature. It could also involve personal grooming, like shaving or applying make-up.

According to research from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and the Virginia Tech Transportation Institute, about 80 percent of all crashes and 65 percent of near-collisions involve some form of driver distraction. And even just looking away from the road for five seconds at 55mph doubles your risk of a crash.

An experienced auto accident lawyer is able to assist you if been injured in an accident caused by a driver who was distracted. They will investigate your case and make most convincing arguments in favor of full compensation. This includes covering all your ongoing and future expenses.

Car crashes

Car accidents can take on many different varieties, ranging from minor fender benders up to massive head-on collisions. The nature of the collision determines who could be responsible, as well as the severity and extent of the victims' injuries as well as the extent of their financial losses.

According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's (NHTSA) statistics driver error is the leading reason behind motor vehicle crashes. Even the tiniest of distractions like switching radio stations or applying makeup, or even reading a road map, could cause a serious crash. Other common causes of car accidents are reckless driving, speeding drunk driving, bad road conditions and weather, and inexperienced or elderly drivers.

A experienced New York City car accident lawyer can analyze your case and identify the parties responsible for your injuries and financial losses. They can also negotiate an equitable settlement with the insurer of the defendant.

A seasoned auto accident lawyer can assist you in obtaining the amount you are due, which includes for future and past medical expenses and lost wages, physical and mental emotional distress, and more. They can also ensure that your claim includes insurance for motorists who are uninsured, or under-insured should it be required. This is particularly crucial if the person at fault does not have insurance, or has the minimum amount required by New York law.

Uninsured or underinsured motorists

Certain drivers do not have insurance and others only have a minimal amount of insurance. It is difficult to obtain compensation if an uninsured or uninsured motorist causes a crash. In these cases it is crucial to have a knowledgeable lawyer on your side as well as the insurer.

When the other driver's liability limits aren't high enough to pay for your losses, you may be able to file a claim under your own insurance policy's underinsured/uninsured motorist coverage. This type of coverage is typically part of an insurance policy that covers all of your needs, and can provide important protections in a serious accident.

The process for filing a UIM/UM claim is similar to filing a traditional car crash claim. It generally involves submitting copies of your medical bills and repairs to your vehicle. The insurance company will scrutinize these documents and others to determine whether your losses are covered by the other driver's policy.

It's best to consult with an New York City car accident lawyer as soon as you can after the crash and file an UIM/UM claim immediately and especially when the other driver claims they don't have insurance coverage. This allows your lawyer to work with the other driver's insurance provider and their own underinsured/uninsured coverage providers to get you maximum compensation for your loss.

Property Damage

If your car is damaged in an accident, it is possible to seek compensation through the insurance company of the party at fault. Our lawyers can help you file a claim for both economic and non-economic damages, including the cost of medical expenses and lost income. You could also be eligible to claim compensation for your pain and suffering.

We will take note of every physical evidence that is found in your case. This includes taking photos of the scene of the collision and your property, such as damaged glass, dents, and cracked screen protectors for your device. We will also collect any reports of an accident or police report and any information about witnesses.

The law that is in force in New York State is comparative negligence meaning that even if found to be partly at fault for the accident, your damages will be reduced by the percentage of liability assigned to you. Additionally, the defendant could find themselves to be the sole responsible for the accident and, therefore, not able to recover at all.

You should not provide any oral or written statements to representatives of the insurance companies of the party at fault because they could be used in court later against you. It is recommended that you see a doctor as soon possible following the accident. Some injuries can take some time to manifest and may be used against you in court if you later try to claim compensation.