Long Island Car Accident Attorney

Auto Accident Injuries

If you or a loved one has been injured in an auto accident, the first thing you must do is get proper medical care for any injuries sustained in the accident.  Do this without fail.  Under New York accident law, there are two parts to "no-fault" insurance.  The first part concerns such benefits as hospital bills, doctor bills and lost wages.  This means that those bills are covered without having to prove who was at fault.  An experienced Long Island personal injury lawyer can prepare your claim and make sure that all covered benefits are paid in full.  The team at O2law will protect your rights and represent you while you recover from your injuries.

The second part of no-fault insurance concerns limitations on benefits that can be recovered for pain and suffering.  Only if the injury qualifies as "serious" under the no-fault law can pain and suffering be claimed.  There are specific categories of serious injury and any suit will be dismissed if the injury does not qualify.  The legal team at O2law can analyze your case, get substantiating evidence regarding the extent of your injuries and make a pain and suffering claim when circumstances warrant.

Car Accident Attorney Serving Long island, Nassau, Suffolk and Queens

When you have been injured in a car accident, your attention needs to be on the healing process.  While you recover, our legal team can gather evidence and establish the relevant facts.  Pertinent information will be analyzed such as the possibility of the other driver's negligence, the coverage provided by the different insurance companies involved, the nature of your injuries, and the degree of recovery estimated by medical experts.

After assembling the evidence and taking into account all factors surrounding the car accident, our legal team will prepare you case and be a tough negotiator on your behalf to gain you compensation for your injuries.  Your medical bills, physical rehabilitation expenses, and lost wages can be recovered.  We can determine if damages for pain and suffering can be claimed and ensure that those benefits are paid whenever possible.