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A driver who has an insurance card isn’t always insured for your crash, since insurers sometimes disclaim liability or deny coverage after the fact. New York law treats a vehicle as uninsured for uninsured motorist purposes when its insurer disclaims liability or denies coverage, and the same goes for stolen and unregistered vehicles. That means … Read more
New York’s basic PIP pays up to $50,000 per person in combined economic losses, including medical bills and lost earnings. PIP covers lost earnings up to $2,000 a month for up to three years, reduced by 20 percent of those lost earnings. PIP is reduced by certain other benefits, such as workers’ compensation, and wages … Read more
An underride crash happens when a car slides beneath a tractor-trailer, and the trailer’s rear impact guard is meant to stop that. Federal rules require rear guards on most trailers, and newer trailers built since July 2024 must meet a stronger crash standard. Motor carriers must keep parts in safe and proper operating condition, so … Read more
A sober victim of a drunk driver keeps full rights. When the injured person was also impaired, New York’s 2026 auto reforms change the picture. For car accident lawsuits filed on or after May 26, 2026, an injured person who is more at fault than the other side is barred from recovering. An at-fault injured … Read more
Uber and Lyft cars in New York City are TLC-licensed, and TLC vehicles have carried more no-fault coverage than the state’s $50,000 basic minimum. Under a rule tied to a 2025 City law, the TLC’s required personal injury protection dropped from $200,000 to $100,000 per person, effective March 1, 2026. No-fault pays medical bills and … Read more
A road crew that creates a hazard, like an uneven trench patch, a loose steel plate or a confusing lane closure, can be responsible to drivers hurt by it. New York’s highest court has held that a contractor owes outsiders a duty when it “launches a force or instrument of harm,” meaning it creates or … Read more
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Richard M. Kenny is the principal owner and senior partner at The Law Offices of Richard M. Kenny. A graduate of St. John’s University School of Law, Richard has been recognized among the Top 100 Trial Lawyers in America and was peer voted as one of the Best Attorneys in America multiple years in a row. His personal injury law firm, located in New York, NY, has secured numerous million dollar verdicts, for which he has earned membership within the Million Dollar Advocates Forum®.
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Certain locations in the city, for one reason or another, see more than their share of serious accidents and injuries. One of those is…
A serious slip and fall injury can be devastating, especially if the accident wasn’t your fault. Falls are not rare in New York City,…
If you’ve been injured due to another party’s negligence, you most likely have a whole host of questions and concerns. Aside from your physical…
If you’ve been injured due to the negligence or wrong-doing of another, we can provide you and your loved ones with the legal support needed to ensure proper medical attention, long-term treatment and fair, reasonable financial compensation is received for your personal injury. The initial consultation is always free. For immediate assistance, call (212) 421-0300.
Whether you need a car accident lawyer, slip and fall lawyer or legal representation for any type of accident, the NYC personal injury lawyers at The Law Offices of Richard M. Kenny can help. Located in New York City, we’ve helped thousands of individuals throughout the Bronx, Brooklyn (Kings County), Manhattan, Queens and Nassau County recover the compensation they need to receive proper medical care, treatment and quality of life after serious injury.
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