The injuries one may sustain from an accident can place significant limitations on how a person lives their day-to-day life. If you or a loved one were involved in any type of accident in Brooklyn, Dansker & Aspromonte Associates can fight for your legal rights. We can examine evidence relating to your claim, initiate swift legal action, and advocate for your right to compensation.
When you work with us, you may be able to receive financial recovery to pay for your injuries and accident-related expenses, including:
To learn more about your potential for compensation, call a Brooklyn personal injury lawyer with Dansker & Aspromonte Associates at (212) 732-2929.
For your case to be successful, your legal team must prove negligence. What this means is that we must establish that your accident was avoidable and was only caused by another party’s carelessness or recklessness.
When examining the cause of your accident, your legal team will also have to demonstrate that:
Our team can do this by examining the evidence at the scene of the accident, getting statements from eyewitnesses, and analyzing the other party’s role in causing your injuries.
We understand that following an accident, you have been injured and are likely paying out of pocket for various growing expenses. It is our philosophy that you should not have to be financially responsible for an accident that you did not cause. Everybody has a duty of care to perform actions that do not harm others, and those who violate this principle deserve to be held accountable.
“Pain and suffering” is an umbrella term that relates to noneconomic losses after an accident. If you were injured, you are entitled to money damages for all the physical injuries caused to you in the accident. Pain, disfigurement, reduced quality of life and emotional trauma are all items for which you may be able to seek compensation. Many people often wonder how much they can pursue these losses, especially since they do not come with a tangible value. Generally, the more severe your injuries, the more you can expect to receive for pain and suffering.
Sometimes following an accident, one does not survive the extent of their injuries. Following this tragic event, either an immediate family member or a representative of the decedent may be able to file a wrongful death claim or lawsuit.
Some examples of recovery in addition to pain and suffering may include:
Additionally, claimants are generally given two years from the date of their loved one’s passing to pursue financial recovery under New York Civil Practice Laws & Rules § 5-4.1. Failure to act within this period forfeits your right to compensation.
You may not have been able to promptly return to your preferred method of employment following your accident or may have had to take time off to recover. Not having steady work can profoundly impact your family’s financial stability, among a myriad of other complications. We can determine how much you lost as you recovered from your injuries and factor this into the total value of your claim.
We can begin to valuate your losses by first examining any receipts you may have relating to your injuries. For instance, if you receive an X-ray to look for any internal damage, you or your insurance company will likely be billed for this service. We can also take into account any aftercare costs or any other assistive therapies to determine a sum of your incurred medical-related damages.
You may have had to spend your recovery period in a hospital bed or needed intensive physical therapy to heal from your injuries. During this time, especially if you are a single parent, you may not have been able to care for your child in the same capacity as you did before. If you had to pay for a caretaker, whether it be an organization or a single individual, you should not have to be responsible for these expenses.
After all, if your accident never occurred, you would not have had to go to such lengths to ensure the care and safety of your child. Speaking with a legal professional can determine what your recovery options may be. Call Dansker & Aspromonte Associates today at (212) 732-2929.
How long you have to act depends on the details of your accident under New York’s statute of limitations. You may have as little as 90 days to pursue financial recovery, depending on the specific circumstances of your injury or accident. However, you may be able to toll or extend this timeframe, depending on other factors that may be relevant to your claim. A Brooklyn personal injury lawyer can explain what these mandates may mean for you.
We are a proud, client-based firm serving accident victims throughout Brooklyn and the greater state of New York. When you work with us, you can expect prompt and compassionate legal services designed to meet the needs of your situation. During your free case review, expect to share details of the circumstances surrounding your accident, the extent of your injuries, and how your life has otherwise been affected.
Many people often shy away from contracting legal services because of the cost. Our team works on contingency, meaning that there is no fee unless we are able to successfully settle or win your claim, whether that be in or out of court.
Get started by calling Dansker & Aspromonte Associates at (212) 732-2929.
