If you are a complainant in a personal injury case, you will have the option to accept a settlement or take the case to trial. Typically, most of the personal injury cases in New York conclude in a settlement instead of going to a trial. But in some of these cases, going to trial might be the better option. The best way to find out the option that is appropriate for your personal injury case is to retain an experienced New York personal injury attorney.
Read more: Settlement or Trial: Which is Better For Your NY Personal Injury Claim?
In New York, the plaintiff can seek compensation for their injuries, property damages, and other losses from the person that caused or contributed to those losses by filing a personal injury claim. The legal term for such type of compensation is “damages”. Punitive and compensatory damages are two types of damages awarded in personal injury claims.
Read more: What Types of Personal Injury Compensation Can You Seek in New York?
Multi-car accidents are said to occur when more than two motorcycles, cars, trucks, or other passenger or commercial vehicles are involved in an accident. They are also known as multi-car pileups. It doesn’t matter whether the crash involves three or four or more vehicles; it will be referred to as a multi-vehicle crash.
Taxis are a dependable and popular form of transport in New York City. Rideshare apps, in recent years, have added a new twist to riding in a taxi. You would be getting a ride from a cabbie who is not always a “big city” service. Lyft, Uber, and other companies serve both small and large communities. Rideshare cars are at the same risk as any other vehicle to be involved in an accident. It is important that you understand how insurance works if you are a passenger or driver of a rideshare vehicle or a taxi.
Read more: Ridesharing Car Accident Injury And Insurance Laws in New York
If you are a victim of an accident, there can be several questions running through your mind at the same time as you are trying to handle the trauma of the accident and the complications from your injuries. Understandably, one of the first questions that come to mind is the legal implications of the accident, and whether you need to retain a personal injury lawyer to handle those implications.
Read more: Why You Should Hire an NYC Personal Injury Lawyer (And When)
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