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Yes. A pedestrian hit by a car in New York can claim no-fault benefits from the insurer of the vehicle that struck them, even if the pedestrian doesn’t own a car or carry auto insurance. No-fault pays medical bills and part of lost wages regardless of fault. Pain and suffering requires a claim against the … Read more
If a bus hit your car, who you file against depends on who runs the bus: the MTA, a private school bus company, or a tour, charter or commuter coach line. A claim against the New York City Transit Authority starts with a notice of claim within 90 days, and the lawsuit must be filed … Read more
After a New York car accident, two insurers may call you, and the rules are different for each. You have to cooperate with your own no-fault insurer, but you don’t have to give the other driver’s insurer a recorded statement. Your no-fault policy can require medical exams by its chosen doctors and examinations under oath, … Read more
A wrongful death case after a fatal car crash is brought by the personal representative of the person’s estate, and it requires proof that the other driver would have been liable if your loved one had survived. A death automatically meets New York’s serious injury threshold in a car case, but fault still matters. Your … Read more
In an intersection crash, fault usually turns on who had the right of way under New York’s traffic laws, and the evidence that proves it disappears fast. Photos of the scene, the other driver’s documents and your injuries over time, plus staying off social media, protect a claim from the first day. A hit-and-run driver … Read more
A crash with a commercial truck usually involves more than one party who can be responsible: the driver, the trucking company, and sometimes whoever maintained or loaded the truck. Interstate trucking companies must carry far more insurance than a car owner. Federal rules set a $750,000 minimum for most for-hire trucks hauling ordinary freight, and … Read more
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