When someone’s been in the car accident, their world’s been turned upside down, their cars are damaged or destroyed so they don’t have a way to get around. They have medical bills and they don’t know who’s responsible. They may be out of work. How are they gonna get their lost wages paid? And they’re hurt and they’re in pain. And everything’s changed for people who are in an accident. The insurance company for the vehicle whose at fault will contact that person. They say don’t talk to a lawyer, just tell us everything about it and we’ll take good care of you. That’s never a good idea. Their mission is really to get information from you that will help them defend their claim. They’re very skilled at what they do more and more. I strongly advise you, if you’re in an accident. Get an attorney to represent you, and do not speak to the other side. You are under no obligation to do so.
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Car Accidents Blog Posts:
What’s a “ROM” measurement and why is it so important?
In all accident cases, it is necessary to prove you suffered an injury. In a motor vehicle accident case, the injury must be what the law considers a “serious injury”. Oftentimes, an injury may limit the degree to which you bend your neck, back, arm, knee, etc. These limitations can be crucial evidence in proving...
No-Fault Benefits: Part 1 – Overview
Did you know that if you are in a motor vehicle accident, the insurance company of the motor vehicle you were in must cover up to $50,000 of your medical bills and lost wages? This coverage is called “No-Fault”. No-fault is required by New York State law. Every auto insurance policy issued in New York...
No-Fault Benefits (Part 2 – Medical Treatment)
You were hurt in a motor vehicle accident and filed for No-Fault benefits. What happens next? What kind of treatment is covered? Where do you go for treatment? And perhaps the biggest question, who pays for your medical treatment?Here is a list of medical expenses covered under No-Fault: Hospital Medical (examples: primary care physician, orthopedic...
No-Fault Benefits (Part 3 – Lost Wages)
You were hurt in a motor vehicle accident and filed for No-Fault benefits. Did you know that no-fault may also be able to reimburse you for lost wages?If you are injured in a motor vehicle accident and are unable to work because of your injuries, you may be reimbursed by a no-fault lost wages claim...
