FAQ

If the driver who hit you had no insurance, you might file a personal injury lawsuit against them. However, uninsured drivers often don’t have enough personal funds to pay for damages. You may also file a lawsuit if settlement negotiations with the at-fault driver’s insurer fail.

You should report your accident to the police just in case. You may believe you suffered no injury, but if a later medical check-up reveals otherwise, the police report can provide valuable evidence in your car accident claim.

If you suffer a car accident, pull over in a safe spot and stop to exchange information with the other driver. Do what you can to help any victims, and call 911 if necessary. Next, call the Suffolk or Nassau County PD to report the accident. Take multiple photos and videos of the accident scene.…

Even if you feel no pain immediately after your vehicle accident, you should seek medical attention. Some injuries after car accidents, like whiplash and concussion, have slow-onset symptoms, so you need at least a check-up. Your medical report may also provide vital proof for your personal injury claim.

No. All medical procedures must be provided only after the patient has given their informed consent. It is only in an extreme emergency that a doctor may make a decision without seeking the consent of the patient. Patients sign general consent forms when being admitted to the hospital and even more specific consent forms prior…

You should say no. It is important to note that insurance companies are out to protect themselves from losses. They will do all they can to either have your claim denied or to reduce the amount you receive as compensation. You should therefore avoid talking to them before you consult with an experienced Bohemia personal…