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New York is different from most other states in that it is a no-fault state for automobile accidents. According to the law, anyone who is injured in a car accident is entitled to recover for economic damages, up to a total of $50,000, from his or her insurance company. This includes lost wages and medical
Read More >If your claim is denied, never simply assume the insurance company is in the right. Some insurers attempt to lie to or bully their policyholders in an attempt to cheat them out of their rightful claim. Here is a list of signs that may indicate your claim is being wrongfully denied and that you may
Read More >The individual, people, or company that is responsible for your injury is referred to as the tortfeasor, and, if the case proceeds into the litigation phase, the defendant. During the period where the insurance company is working on a settlement, it is likely that you will not have any interaction with the tortfeasor; if the
Read More >Will the insurance company responsible for covering the party that caused my injury pay my medical bills as they are incurred? The vast majority of insurance companies will not automatically pay for medical expenses as they are incurred. This is probably the case for the company in charge of coverage for the tortfeasor (who is
Read More >Keep in mind that if you’ve been injured in a car accident, you may be able to sue more than one potential defendant. A potential defendant is anyone who owed a duty of care to you, who breached that duty, and whose breach caused your injuries. Depending on the circumstances, this may include people besides
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