Car Accidents
Drivers, passengers and pedestrians hit by negligent New York motorists.
If you were hurt because of someone else’s negligence, HaddLegal is prepared to fight for the compensation you deserve. We represent injury victims throughout New York City and Long Island in car and truck crashes, construction accidents, dangerous property conditions, claims against the City and wrongful death cases.
Every case gets direct attorney involvement from day one. We investigate liability, preserve evidence, work with medical providers and experts, deal with the insurance companies and prepare the case for trial when that is what it takes.
Drivers, passengers and pedestrians hit by negligent New York motorists.
Commercial carriers, federal safety violations and multi-defendant liability. Driver logs and onboard data preserved early.
Serious injuries from vehicles striking people in crosswalks, intersections and mid-block across New York.
New York gives riders no no-fault benefits, so the claim against the driver carries the whole case.
Cyclists, moped riders and delivery workers struck by drivers across the five boroughs.
Labor Law §§ 200, 240 and 241(6) claims for scaffold falls, falling objects and unsafe worksites.
On-the-job injury claims, plus third-party lawsuits that can run alongside comp benefits.
Wet floors, broken stairs, icy and uneven sidewalks. Negligent property owners are held accountable.
Injuries involving the City, the MTA or NYCHA. A Notice of Claim is generally due within 90 days.
E-scooters, lithium batteries and dangerous appliances. Manufacturers and retailers answer for defective designs.
Strict liability and negligence claims for bites, scarring and attacks under New York law.
Justice and financial security for families who lost someone to preventable negligence.
Traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, burns, amputation and permanent disability claims.
Workplace sexual assault and sexual abuse claims under New York State and City law.
Real injuries don’t come in one category. A single accident can open several claims at once, each with its own insurance carrier, its own rules and its own deadline. Missing one can cost you the claim that carried the most value.
That’s why we look at every track at the start of the case, not just the obvious one. A few common examples:
Can involve an e-bike accident claim, workers’ compensation if the rider was working, and a Notice of Claim against the City, generally due within 90 days.
Comp benefits from the employer can often run alongside a construction accident lawsuit against the owner or general contractor under the Scaffold Law.
No-fault, TLC-required coverage and the other driver’s policy may all apply. Our Uber and Lyft accident page explains how they stack.
Who is responsible depends on who owns the property. A slip and fall can be a claim against a private owner, a landlord, NYCHA or the City, and each runs on a different clock.
Not sure where your case fits? You don’t have to figure it out. Call (347) 320-2534 and we’ll sort it out on the first call.
Call, text or fill out the form, 24/7. You talk to the attorney, not a call center, and there is no cost or obligation.
Preservation letters for video, vehicle data and records go out early, before footage is overwritten and witnesses scatter.
We calendar every clock, from 30-day no-fault to 90-day Notices of Claim, and identify every insurance policy that may pay.
Medical records, imaging and treating-doctor support document the injury. Every insurance contact runs through us.
If the insurer won’t be fair, we file suit and prepare for trial. Nothing settles without your approval.
Where your accident happened matters. Different boroughs mean different courts, different defense strategies and different case dynamics. We build a localized strategy for each venue.