Final Note

There are very short time limits for notifying "No-Fault" carriers, and for filing Notices of Claim against government agencies (including cities, towns, municipalities, highway authorities, etc.)  While the statute of limitations in NY is generally three years from the date of a vehicular accident,  (other states may be very different), there may be prerequisites (for example, notices of claim) which, if not promptly filed, can disqualify claimants from suing.

 

Note too, your own insurance policy has a prompt notice requirement.  If you fail to tell them about your accident, your own carrier may refuse to cover you (disclaim).  The best way to protect yourself against missing a time limit is to engage an attorney and let him/her take care of these requirements.

CALL 866.699.EDGE

Our Cases

$7,400,000.00 settlement on behalf of a 60 year old woman who became paralyzed in
both legs and one arm after her doctors failed to diagnose an infection in her spine.

Read more...

$5,750,000 verdict on behalf of a 20 year old woman who was discharged from the hospital after giving birth to her second son, even though she had a very aggressive infection in her uterus and abdomen.

Read more...

$5,500,000 settlement structured for a 6 year old who sustained brain damage during her birth causing cerebral palsy, mental retardation and spastic quadriplegia.

Read more...

Claire Salant, 83, Old Bethpage, New York

Fell and broke her hip

“It is so easy for people to take advantage of the elderly.  When I got hurt badly one cold rainy night on the way home from my Temple, I needed the help of a lawyer I could trust.  Someone who wouldn’t pressure me into doing anything I didn’t want to do,  just to make some money

Read more...

Newsletter Sign-up

e-mail address: