February 10, 2026
A traumatic brain injury (TBI) is not “just a head injury.” It can affect memory, concentration, mood, speech, balance, and your ability to work or live independently. Some symptoms resolve. Others can last for months or become permanent. In the most severe cases, a TBI can be fatal. If you or someone you love suffered ... Read More
February 10, 2026
If you’ve been injured in an accident in New York, you may wonder: “Can You Sue If You’re Partially at Fault?” The answer is yes. Under New York’s pure comparative negligence law, you can pursue damages even if you were 99% at fault. What Is Pure Comparative Negligence in New York? New York applies a pure comparative negligence rule in personal injury ... Read More
February 10, 2026
After a car accident in New York City, one often overlooked but important category of compensation is loss of use. This covers the time you are unable to use your vehicle because of accident-related damage. New York law recognizes that inconvenience, disruption, and the need for alternative transportation are compensable – even if you do not rent ... Read More
February 10, 2026
Exercise is a daily part of life for many New Yorkers. Some people rely on workouts to stay mobile. Others exercise for stress relief, to support mental health, or to maintain a routine in a fast-paced city. After a car accident, one question comes up again and again: Is it safe to exercise after a ... Read More
February 10, 2026
Greenstein & Pittari, LLP, NYC Car Accident Lawyers Getting injured in a New York City car accident is overwhelming. When the at-fault driver is your spouse, parent, child, sibling, or another close relative, the stress can feel even heavier. You may be dealing with pain, medical bills, missed work, and uncertainty while also worrying that ... Read More
February 10, 2026
After a New York City car accident, you may think the most challenging part is over once you leave the crash scene. For many injured New Yorkers, the real fight begins when the insurance company starts calling, asking questions, requesting documents, and pushing for a fast settlement. Here is the reality: insurance companies are not ... Read More