Seat belts can be life-savers when you’re struck by a careless driver. These safety devices prevent you from being thrown from the car or from striking surfaces in the car, which can cause dangerous or even deadly injuries. While seat belts can also cause injuries, they can still save lives. That’s why New York is ... Read More
We all rely on delivery drivers. We use food delivery companies such as Uber Eats, Grubhub, Instacart, and DoorDash. Companies such as Amazon, FedEx, UPS, and DHL deliver our packages. Unfortunately, this puts delivery drivers at risk of serious accidents. If you’ve been injured while making a delivery, and you’re struggling to get answers, reach ... Read More
Insurance companies are for-profit businesses, not friends, no matter how nice the insurance adjuster is. They are focused on the best interests of their business. This means saving the company as much money as possible. They want to protect their bottom line. This, in turn, means covering as little as possible for you and your ... Read More
If you’ve been injured by someone else’s negligence, your next step is to file a personal injury claim. Receiving an adequate settlement that will cover all the damages you’ve experienced because of an accident can help you take care of this difficult situation. What happens during initial consultations will be the root of your professional ... Read More
There’s a misguided perception among the public that people who sue for injuries are only after the money. This has created a lot of stigma around filing lawsuits, associating it with greed and selfishness, especially in medical malpractice and workers’ compensation claims. This is dangerous because it’s based on false beliefs, and it can force ... Read More
Since 1995, the personal injury law firm of Greenstein & Pittari, LLP has represented accident victims seeking funds to recover from their suffering. We have never represented an insurance company, nor will we ever. Quite the contrary—for over twenty-five years, we have held insurance companies liable for the negligence of their insureds. We have seven ... Read More