Legal Question in Personal Injury in New York

Re: I was in a car accident........

I received your post on 11-20-3000.

Not in order of any importance, but:

1. Why are you paying a deductible on a company car?

2. Notify your company's insurance about the accident.

3. Do not speak with the insurance company for the other car.

4. Make certain that the owner of YOUR car (the company) fills out an MV-104 form (or you do it) and has it submitted to Albany.

5. Do not speak with anyone about the severity of your brother's injuries. Tell them to call him.

6. Have your brother make a claim for no-fault (for medical and lst earning) to your company's insurance .

7. Any time two cars are involved in an accident, the insurance compnay will like to to believe the your (the other) car always has fault.

8. As to your lost earnings claim, make a claim to the company's no-fault insurance carrier. They are required by law to provide lost earnings and medicals (up to a certain amount and reduced because they are not taxable).

In the evet that you have any question, please feel free to contact me directly at GroezingerLaw@juno or at 212-764-5428 or 845-878-2163.

Good Luck

RRG

Re: I was in a car accident........

As usual, the insurance company's representations are nothing but an attempt to intimidate, befuddle, and annoy you. Of course you should not be liable for any damages in this situation. They certainly can't prove you were speeding. One of the main reasons people retain attorneys in auto accident cases is because insurance companies constantly try to rip off those without attorneys by alleging "partial fault" and "50-50 liability," when in fact their insured is 100% liable. Complaining to the New York Insurance Board is useless when dealing with these crooks. You really have to fight fire with fire. To speak with me regarding representation or a referral to an excellent attorney in your area, please contact me at 917-922-0835 or 212-208-2470.