Don’t Be a Victim Twice—Call Greenstein & Pittari, LLP at 1-800-VICTIM2 (1-800-842-8462) Dog bites don’t just happen in homes or parks. With more pet-friendly stores, restaurants, and retail spaces across New York City, dog attacks on commercial properties are becoming more common. If you or a loved one were bitten by a dog inside a store, ... Read More
If you’ve been injured in an accident in New York City and reached a settlement agreement, you might be wondering when and how you’ll receive your compensation. The settlement check process involves several legal and financial steps, and delays can occur if not handled properly. At Greenstein & Pittari, LLP, our NYC personal injury attorneys work ... Read More
If you’ve been injured in a car accident in New York involving an out-of-state driver, it’s normal to feel overwhelmed by the legal and insurance complexities. Understanding how New York car accident laws apply to these cases is critical for protecting your rights and securing fair compensation. Does New York Law Apply to Out-of-State Drivers in a Car ... Read More
If you were injured in an accident in New York City and already had a pre-existing medical condition, you might worry it could impact your ability to recover compensation. While pre-existing conditions can make personal injury claims more complex, they do not prevent you from obtaining damages when someone else’s negligence worsens your condition. What Is a ... Read More
Why Structured Settlements Are Recommended for Children When a child is injured in an accident in New York City, the financial recovery process requires special legal protections. Minors cannot legally manage large sums of money, and courts want to ensure a settlement will provide long-term financial security.Structured settlements are the preferred solution in many New York ... Read More
When a child (legally a “minor,” under age 18) is injured because of someone else’s negligence, the settlement process is different from adult cases. New York law provides strict safeguards to ensure the child’s best interests are protected—especially because minors cannot legally sign contracts or manage large sums of money. Role of Parents and Guardians A parent ... Read More