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Auto Accident Attorneys

You could be faced with high medical bills and a decrease in income and suffering and pain in the aftermath of an accident. The person who caused your crash should be obligated to pay for these losses.

A seasoned New York City auto accident lawyer can help you pursue full compensation for all your losses. An attorney for car accidents can help you defend yourself against unjustified insurance denials.

Distracted driving

Every driver has the duty to drive in a safe manner and pay attention to the road. Distracted driving can be dangerous for other road users. It's a major cause of collisions. If you have been injured from a driver who was distracted, you could be qualified for compensation.

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

According to research conducted by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and the Virginia Tech Transportation Institute, around 80 percent of all crashes and 65 percent of near-collisions involve some type of driver distraction. Just taking your eyes off of the road for five seconds while driving at 55 mph can double the risk of a crash.

A seasoned auto accident lawyer can assist you if you've been injured in an accident caused by the driver who was distracted. They will investigate your case and make the most persuasive arguments for full compensation, including covering all of your future and current expenses.

Car crashes

Car accidents can take many forms that range from simple fender benders to catastrophic head-on collisions. The nature of the accident determines liability and severity, as well as the amount and nature of injuries to the victims and their financial losses.

According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's (NHTSA) statistics driver error is the primary driver's fault in motor vehicle accidents. Even the tiniest of distractions like changing radio stations, applying makeup or reading a road map, could cause a serious accident. Other causes of car accidents include reckless driving, speeding drunk driving, dangerous road conditions and weather, as well as elderly or inexperienced drivers.

A experienced New York City car accident lawyer can analyze your case and pinpoint all parties responsible for your financial losses and injuries. They can also negotiate an equitable settlement with the insurance company that is the defendant's.

An experienced auto accident lawyer can assist you in getting the compensation you're entitled to for your losses and injuries which include past and future medical treatment costs, lost earnings, physical and emotional distress, and other damages. They can also make sure that your claim for compensation includes insurance for uninsured or under-insured drivers, if needed. This is especially important if the person at fault is not insured or has insurance, or is only carrying the minimum amount required by New York law.

Uninsured or underinsured drivers

Some drivers don't carry insurance, while others have minimal coverage. If an uninsured or uninsured driver is responsible for causing a crash, it can be difficult to collect compensation for your losses. In these cases, it is important to have a skilled lawyer on your side as well as the insurance company.

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 kind of insurance is typically included in a comprehensive policy and can offer you important protections in the event that you're involved in a serious collision.

The process to file UIM/UM claims is similar to the typical claim for a car accident. It usually involves submitting copies of your medical bills as well as auto repair bills. The insurance company will review these documents and others to determine if your losses are covered under the policy of the other driver.

It is crucial to talk with an New York City auto accident lawsuits accident attorney as soon after the crash as you can. start a UIM/UM immediately especially if the other driver claims they do not have insurance or lack 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 destruction

If your car is damaged in an accident, you are able to claim compensation through the insurance company of the party who was at the fault. Our lawyers can assist you in submitting a claim to get compensation for non-economic and economic losses, such as medical bills and lost wages. You could be entitled to compensation for your pain and discomfort.

We will document every physical evidence you have in your case. This includes taking photographs of the scene of the collision and your property, like cracks, broken glass and cracked screen protectors for your device. We will also get any police reports or accidents and any information about witnesses.

The law in New York is based on the principle of comparative negligence. This means that if found to be partly responsible for an accident, you will be reduced in damages by the percentage of blame you receive. The defendant could also be found to be entirely responsible for the incident and thus not entitled to any compensation.

Do not provide any written or oral explanations to representatives of insurance companies of the parties responsible as they may be used later in court against you. It is also essential to consult a doctor right away following your accident, because certain injuries can take a while to manifest and could be used against you if you try to seek compensation for your injuries later on.