Insurers count on injured people taking a quick check. Alder & Quinn Injury Lawyers values your case properly and fights for the full amount, in negotiation or in court.
From a crash on the BQE to a fall on a Midtown job site, each case is built around the facts, the injuries and the court where it will be heard.
No-fault benefits and serious injury claims after a collision.
Learn moreClaims against drivers, fleets and their insurers.
Learn moreFalls and gravity-related injuries under New York's Labor Law.
Learn moreClaims against the MTA, where strict notice deadlines apply.
Learn moreIcy sidewalks, broken stairs and unsafe buildings.
Learn moreSurgical errors, missed diagnoses and birth injuries.
Learn moreHelping families seek accountability after a loss.
Learn moreCrosswalk crashes, dooring and e-bike collisions.
Learn moreEvery case is different, and past results do not guarantee a similar outcome.
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Our clients come to us at the hardest moment of their lives. My job is to take the legal burden off their shoulders so they can focus on getting better.
Admitted in New York State and federal courts. Trial experience in Kings, Queens, New York and Bronx counties. English and Spanish.
Focuses on construction and workplace injuries. Sample profile.
Handles auto, pedestrian and cyclist cases. Sample profile.
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I never had to chase anyone for an update. They explained every step in plain language and handled the insurance company for me.
You talk to a person, not a phone tree. From the first call, you know who is handling your case and what comes next.
Tell us what happened. We explain your options and whether we can help, at no cost.
We gather evidence, medical records and witness statements, and put a real value on your losses.
We push for a fair settlement and are ready to go to trial if the insurer will not offer one.
Deadlines are strict and depend on the type of claim. If you were hurt, call soon so nothing is missed.
Most personal injury lawsuits must be filed within three years of the accident. Medical malpractice claims generally have two and a half years, wrongful death claims two years, and claims against New York City or other public entities usually require a notice of claim within 90 days. Exceptions exist, so speak with a lawyer as early as you can.
Injury cases are typically handled on a contingency basis, which means no attorney fee unless there is a recovery. The firm explains its fee and how case expenses are handled in writing before you sign anything.
In New York, your own auto policy's no-fault coverage pays medical bills and a portion of lost earnings regardless of who caused the crash. You generally need to submit your no-fault application within 30 days. To sue for pain and suffering, your injury usually must meet the state's definition of a serious injury.
Be careful. Adjusters may ask for a recorded statement early, and what you say can be used to reduce your claim. It is usually wise to speak with a lawyer before giving any statement.
New York's Labor Law offers strong protections to workers injured in falls and other gravity-related accidents, in addition to workers' compensation benefits. Which rules apply depends on your role and the site, so a case review is the best first step.
If we can help, we will explain how we would approach your case. If we cannot, we will say so honestly.