Personal Injury Answers
New York Personal Injury,
Frequently Asked Questions
Every accident is different. Vincent C. Loiodice, Esq. provides clear, straightforward answers about legal fees, insurance claims, deadlines, fault, medical treatment, and what to expect during a New York personal injury case.
What to Do After an Accident
Seek medical care, report the incident, preserve photographs and video, and collect witness information when possible. Acting quickly can help protect important evidence before it disappears or the condition changes. A lawyer can send our a preservation letter to Government Agency's and businesses nearby to have them save all videos and documents.
Understanding Your Personal Injury Claim
Every case depends on how the accident happened, who may be responsible, the injuries involved, and the available evidence and insurance coverage. Vincent can review the facts and explain your potential legal options.
Deadlines, Fees and What Happens Next
Personal injury claims can involve strict deadlines, especially when a government agency or public property is involved. Consultations are free, and there is no attorney fee unless money is recovered for you.
Five Things to Know After a New York Accident
01.
Get Medical Attention
Do not ignore pain or symptoms after an accident. Prompt medical care can protect your health and create important documentation connecting your injuries to what happened.
02.
Preserve the Evidence
Take photographs and videos of the accident scene, dangerous condition, vehicle damage, visible injuries, and anything else that may later change. Keep reports, messages, receipts, and witness information.
03.
Be Careful With Insurance Companies
An insurance representative may request a recorded statement, medical authorization, or quick settlement. Consider speaking with an attorney before signing documents or giving a detailed statement.
04.
Do Not Wait to Investigate
Surveillance footage can be erased, dangerous conditions can be repaired, and witnesses can become difficult to locate. Acting early gives your attorney a better opportunity to preserve evidence.
05.
Know That Deadlines May Apply
New York personal injury claims are subject to strict deadlines, and cases involving a government agency or public property may require action much sooner. A free consultation can help identify the deadline that may apply to your claim.
Injured in New York? Get Clear Answers.
Speak directly with Vincent C. Loiodice, Esq. about your accident, legal options, and what steps may come next.
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Questions And Answers
If you are injured in an accident, the most important thing is getting medical attention ASAP. If you are not taken to the hospital, you should take photos and videos of the accident scene and get the contact information of any witnesses. Do not admit fault or apologize to anyone else that may have been involved, even if it seems like a polite thing to do. Anything that you say after any accident can be used against you. If you have apologized, or if you didn’t take photos/videos, even if you did not seek medical attention after the accident this does not necessarily bar you from a lawsuit, it is just more of a reason to contact an experienced accident attorney to discuss your options. If you suspect that someone else may have been at fault, or even if they share any percentage of fault, you should set up a consultation with an attorney to discuss your options. Our law office always will provide a 100% free no obligation consultation. If you are not able to make it to our office, this can be done by telephone at 212-888-2686.
The good news is that you do not need to make this decision on your own. Feel free to contact our firm and set up a free consultation to go over the facts of your situation to see if you may have a case. Vincent C. Loiodice, can and will tell you whom you may be able to sue and what you can expect to recover, based on the specific facts of the accident. Our law office always will provide a 100% free no obligation consultation. If you are not able to make it to our office, this can be done by telephone at 212-888-2686.
This will absolutely depend on the individual nature of your injuries and likely will not be determined until your case has been fully investigated. Our law office always will provide a 100% free no obligation consultation, where this and many other of your questions could be answered. If you cannot make it to our office, we could come to you or discuss it via telephone at 347-234-0322.
Yes, you can sue if you have pre-existing conditions. If someone else was at any portion of fault for your accident you may be able to sue and recover. These cases tend to be more complex and extensive and is advisable to contact a personal injury lawyer with experience in these situations. Our law office always will provide a 100% free no obligation consultation, where this and many other of your questions could be answered. If you cannot make it to our office, we could come to you or discuss it via telephone at 347-234-0322.
If you are injured in an accident, the most important thing is getting medical attention ASAP. If you are not taken to the hospital, you should take photos and videos of the accident scene and get the contact information of any witnesses. Do not admit fault or apologize to anyone else that may have been involved, even if it seems like a polite thing to do. Anything that you say after any accident can be used against you. If you have apologized, or if you didn’t take photos/videos, even if you did not seek medical attention after the accident this does not necessarily bar you from a lawsuit, it is just more of a reason to contact an experienced accident attorney to discuss your options. If you suspect that someone else may have been at fault, or even if they share any percentage of fault, you should set up a consultation with an attorney to discuss your options. Our law office always will provide a 100% free no obligation consultation. If you are not able to make it to our office, this can be done by telephone at 212-888-2686.
The good news is that you do not need to make this decision on your own. Feel free to contact our firm and set up a free consultation to go over the facts of your situation to see if you may have a case. Vincent C. Loiodice, can and will tell you whom you may be able to sue and what you can expect to recover, based on the specific facts of the accident. Our law office always will provide a 100% free no obligation consultation. If you are not able to make it to our office, this can be done by telephone at 212-888-2686.
This will absolutely depend on the individual nature of your injuries and likely will not be determined until your case has been fully investigated. Our law office always will provide a 100% free no obligation consultation, where this and many other of your questions could be answered. If you cannot make it to our office, we could come to you or discuss it via telephone at 212-888-2686.
Yes, you can sue if you have pre-existing conditions. If someone else was at any portion of fault for your accident you may be able to sue and recover. These cases tend to be more complex and extensive and is advisable to contact a personal injury lawyer with experience in these situations. Our law office always will provide a 100% free no obligation consultation, where this and many other of your questions could be answered. If you cannot make it to our office, we could come to you or discuss it via telephone at 212-888-2686.
If you are injured in an accident, the most important thing is getting medical attention ASAP. If you are not taken to the hospital, you should take photos and videos of the accident scene and get the contact information of any witnesses. Do not admit fault or apologize to anyone else that may have been involved, even if it seems like a polite thing to do. Anything that you say after any accident can be used against you. If you have apologized, or if you didn’t take photos/videos, even if you did not seek medical attention after the accident this does not necessarily bar you from a lawsuit, it is just more of a reason to contact an experienced accident attorney to discuss your options. If you suspect that someone else may have been at fault, or even if they share any percentage of fault, you should set up a consultation with an attorney to discuss your options. Our law office always will provide a 100% free no obligation consultation. If you are not able to make it to our office, this can be done by telephone at 212-888-2686.
The good news is that you do not need to make this decision on your own. Feel free to contact our firm and set up a free consultation to go over the facts of your situation to see if you may have a case. Vincent C. Loiodice, can and will tell you whom you may be able to sue and what you can expect to recover, based on the specific facts of the accident. Our law office always will provide a 100% free no obligation consultation. If you are not able to make it to our office, this can be done by telephone at 212-888-2686.
This will absolutely depend on the individual nature of your injuries and likely will not be determined until your case has been fully investigated. Our law office always will provide a 100% free no obligation consultation, where this and many other of your questions could be answered. If you cannot make it to our office, we could come to you or discuss it via telephone at 212-888-2686.
Yes, you can sue if you have pre-existing conditions. If someone else was at any portion of fault for your accident you may be able to sue and recover. These cases tend to be more complex and extensive and is advisable to contact a personal injury lawyer with experience in these situations. Our law office always will provide a 100% free no obligation consultation, where this and many other of your questions could be answered. If you cannot make it to our office, we could come to you or discuss it via telephone at 212-888-2686.
By far this is the question our firm gets asked the most. The answer to that question is likely Yes. Many of our clients in the past have been at least somewhat at fault for their accident and this did not bar them from a monetary (money) recovery. These cases are more litigious, and it is advisable to contact a lawyer with experience with these types of cases. Vincent C. Loiodice has argued his client’s positions in these situations in front of numerous Supreme Court Justices in each Borough of New York City. He is no stranger to litigating a case where his client is at least partially at fault for some portion of their accident. Our law office always will provide a 100% free no obligation consultation, where this and many other of your questions could be answered. If you cannot make it to our office, we could come to you or discuss it via telephone at 212-888-2686.
If you were hurt on the job, you may have several options for compensation. In nearly all situations, you will be eligible for workers’ compensation benefits through your employer. These will cover your medical bills in addition to a portion of your lost wages. However, this is not always the case, so contact a personal injury lawyer. Our law office always will provide a 100% free no obligation consultation, where this and many other of your questions could be answered. If you cannot make it to our office, we could come to you or discuss it via telephone at 212-888-2686.
If you were hurt on the job, you may have several options for compensation. The answer will most likely be yes, but you should contact an experienced attorney. Our law office always will provide a 100% free no obligation consultation, where this and many other of your questions could be answered. If you cannot make it to our office, we could come to you or discuss it via telephone at 212-888-2686.
The answer is most likely yes, but you should contact an experienced lawyer. Our law office always will provide a 100% free no obligation consultation, where this and many other of your questions could be answered. If you cannot make it to our office, we could come to you or discuss it via telephone at 212-888-2686.
The great news is that our firm works on a 100% contingency bases. This mean we would need no money upfront whatsoever. In addition, we do not get paid unless you get paid. Thus, if you get nothing from the case, neither do we. This keeps us motivated to obtain the biggest money award for you as possible. So the contingency basis means we get a percentage (33.3%) of what we are able to get for you. Thus meaning we are motivated to get you the highest possible settlement attainable.
If you are injured in an accident, the most important thing is getting medical attention ASAP. If you are not taken to the hospital, you should take photos and videos of the accident scene and get the contact information of any witnesses. Do not admit fault or apologize to anyone else that may have been involved, even if it seems like a polite thing to do. Anything that you say after any accident can be used against you. If you have apologized, or if you didn’t take photos/videos, even if you did not seek medical attention after the accident this does not necessarily bar you from a lawsuit, it is just more of a reason to contact an experienced accident attorney to discuss your options. If you suspect that someone else may have been at fault, or even if they share any percentage of fault, you should set up a consultation with an attorney to discuss your options. Our law office always will provide a 100% free no obligation consultation. If you are not able to make it to our office, this can be done by telephone at 212-888-2686.
The good news is that you do not need to make this decision on your own. Feel free to contact our firm and set up a free consultation to go over the facts of your situation to see if you may have a case. Vincent C. Loiodice, can and will tell you whom you may be able to sue and what you can expect to recover, based on the specific facts of the accident. Our law office always will provide a 100% free no obligation consultation. If you are not able to make it to our office, this can be done by telephone at 212-888-2686.
This will absolutely depend on the individual nature of your injuries and likely will not be determined until your case has been fully investigated. Our law office always will provide a 100% free no obligation consultation, where this and many other of your questions could be answered. If you cannot make it to our office, we could come to you or discuss it via telephone at 347-234-0322.
Yes, you can sue if you have pre-existing conditions. If someone else was at any portion of fault for your accident you may be able to sue and recover. These cases tend to be more complex and extensive and is advisable to contact a personal injury lawyer with experience in these situations. Our law office always will provide a 100% free no obligation consultation, where this and many other of your questions could be answered. If you cannot make it to our office, we could come to you or discuss it via telephone at 347-234-0322.