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East Hampton Personal Injury Lawyer

Rosenberg & Gluck, L.L.P.

A personal injury lawyer who serves East Hampton from Rosenberg & Gluck, L.L.P. may be able to help you seek damages for your losses if you got hurt because of someone else’s mistake or negligent actions.

You can concentrate on your recovery while our lawyers identify the liable party and build a case for their negligence on your behalf. You may be able to recover compensation for your medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, and more.

Rosenberg & Gluck, L.L.P. works on a contingency fee basis where our legal fees come out of the settlement or award at the end of the matter. You do not need to pay us in advance to secure our representation and counsel from an East Hampton personal injury lawyer.

Call Rosenberg & Gluck, L.L.P. today at (631) 451-7900, to get started. We offer a no-cost, no-obligation to victims for personal injury incidents in East Hampton.

For a free legal consultation with a personal injury lawyer serving East Hampton, call 516-451-7900

Personal Injury Cases That We Handle

Rosenberg & Gluck, L.L.P. handles a wide range of personal injury cases, such as:

  • Medical malpractice: if a doctor or hospital provided substandard care to a patient who suffered harm as a result, the patient might be able to pursue a medical malpractice lawsuit.
  • Motor vehicle collisions: victims may be able to recover compensation in a personal injury lawsuit for a car, truck, or motorcycle accident where another party is at fault.
  • Premises liability: when a commercial or residential landowner knows about a hazardous condition on the property and fails to fix or warn people about the danger, people who get hurt as a result might be able to sue for their damages.
  • Bicycle accidents: cyclists who are hit and injured by a motor vehicle may be able to recover compensation in a personal injury lawsuit.
  • Construction accidents: negligence on a construction site can lead to catastrophic injuries. Likewise, negligent behavior by road construction crews can lead to collisions that can involve multiple vehicles.
  • Dangerous drugs: drug manufacturers can be liable when they fail to warn of the known risks of their medicines, or they engage in deceptive advertising about the effectiveness and side effects of their products.
  • Dog bite: New York law allows injury claims for dog bites in specific situations.
  • Nursing home abuse: we advocate for the rights of vulnerable nursing home residents who get mistreated in long-term care facilities.
  • Wrongful death: when someone’s close relative dies because of someone else’s negligent act, we might be able to pursue compensation for the legal beneficiaries.

If you believe that someone else’s negligence caused your injuries—even in a scenario not listed here—contact our firm for a free consultation at (631) 451-7900.

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The Elements of Liability in Personal Injury Cases

Most personal injury cases have their basis in negligence law. These cases may require you, the plaintiff, to prove the following four elements to hold someone liable for your losses:

  • Duty of care: the defendant must have owed you a legal responsibility. For example, everyone who drives a car on public roads must obey the traffic laws.
  • Breach of duty: when someone’s conduct does not live up to the legal standard, it is negligence. Let’s say that a person drove on the highway while under the influence of alcohol. Doing so violates traffic laws and is negligent.
  • Causation: the negligence must be the thing that caused or contributed to the collision. If the drunk driver lost consciousness at the wheel due to his intoxication and slammed into your car, his negligence caused the crash.
  • Measurable damages: usually, you must sustain quantifiable losses to pursue a personal injury claim.

If we can prove all four of these factors in your personal injury case in East Hampton, we may be able to recover compensation from the at-fault party.

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Types of Damages in a Personal Injury Case

The amount of compensation you can recover in your personal injury case will depend on the facts of your situation. Every case is different. We will have to talk with you and investigate your claim before we can determine the possible settlement value of your injury case.

Here are some of the types of damages that may be recoverable in a personal injury case:

  • Medical expenses: which can include things like the ambulance, emergency room, doctors, surgery, hospital, pain management, physical therapy, lab work, diagnostic testing, and prescription drugs.
  • Lost wages: if your injuries caused you to lose time from work without pay. This category can include wages, salary, self-employment, and other forms of regular income.
  • Decreased earnings: if your injuries cause you to have to cut back your working hours or take a lower-paying job.
  • Pain and suffering: for the physical discomfort and emotional distress you experienced.
  • Other losses: including expenses you have incurred as a result of your injuries.

If an East Hampton personal injury lawyer may decide that you might be able to seek other damages, based on the facts of your situation.

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Time is Limited to Act on Your Personal Injury Case

The victims of personal injury incidents in New York generally have three years from the date of the accident to file a lawsuit. There are some circumstances, such as a personal injury lawsuit against a municipality, that could shorten the deadline.

If you do not act before the statute of limitations, or legal time limit, expires in your case, you could lose the right to seek compensation for your injuries via a lawsuit.

We can discuss what deadlines pertain to your case when you call our firm for a free consultation from an East Hampton personal injury lawyer.

Rosenberg & Gluck, L.L.P. May Be Able to Recover Compensation for You

A personal injury lawyer who serves East Hampton from Rosenberg & Gluck, L.L.P. may be able to help you hold the responsible party accountable for the harm you suffered. We are passionate about advocating for our clients and work hard in their defense.

Call Rosenberg & Gluck, L.L.P. today for a free, no-obligation consultation on your case. Our number is (631) 451-7900. Our office can also assist callers in Spanish.

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Our Long Island Injury Lawyers Have Experience In

Truck Accidents
Accidents on the highways can be lethal events
Bicycle Accidents
Riding a bicycle should not be unsafe
Car Accidents
If you have been seriously injured, call our firm
Motorcycle Accidents
Motorcycle accidents often result in serious injury
Medical Malpractice
Medical mistakes can cause death ruin lives
Wrongful Death
When negligence results in the death of a loved me
Premises Liability
When hurt in a location, someone has to take responsibility
Brain Injury
Brain injuries can have long term severe effects
Construction Accidents
Dog Bites
Dog bites can cause serious injury
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