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In car accident cases, the state of New York follows the principle of comparative negligence or comparative fault. According to the principle of comparative negligence, an injured driver can recover compensation for damages even if he or she is mostly at fault in a car accident. However, the amount of compensation an injured driver is…
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In May 2009, the New York Appellate Division, Second Department, issued a ruling in an interesting case involving one of our clients who was injured by dangerous construction conditions while bicycling in Southampton. She was hurt during a 72 mile ride she was taking with her bicycle club. She fell while trying to avoid hitting…
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This firm was able to obtain the maximum amount possible for me…
– Craig S., Car Accident Client
They are very good at what they do and are honest…
– Steve G., Personal Injury Client
Erin was able to get me over double what was originally offered…
– Nicole E., Car Accident Client