Experienced Legal Representation for Serious Injury Cases.

Every case is different. Its value may depend on the seriousness of the injuries, medical expenses, lost income, future care needs, lasting limitations, liability, and available insurance coverage. We review the evidence before evaluating potential compensation.

Possibly. New York law generally allows fault to be shared and may reduce compensation according to a person's share of responsibility. Special rules and exceptions can apply, so the circumstances of the accident matter.

Your initial consultation is free. Personal injury cases are generally handled on a contingency-fee basis, so there is no attorney's fee unless the firm obtains a recovery. Any applicable case expenses and fee terms are explained in the retainer agreement.

Deadlines vary by claim. Many negligence lawsuits must be filed within three years, while medical malpractice and claims against public entities can involve shorter deadlines. A municipal claim may require a notice of claim within just 90 days. Exceptions and special rules apply, so seek legal advice promptly.

Not necessarily. Many cases settle without a trial. Deliso Law investigates and prepares each case with litigation in mind so that, when a fair settlement cannot be reached, the evidence can be presented in court.

We represent people with serious injuries from car and truck crashes, pedestrian accidents, sidewalk falls, construction accidents, unsafe premises, nursing-home negligence, and medical malpractice, as well as select civil rights matters.

As soon as practical. Photographs, surveillance video, witness accounts, and other important evidence may become harder to obtain over time. Some legal deadlines are especially short.

Bring any available photographs, medical records, accident reports, insurance information, witness details, or correspondence. Do not put off contacting us because you do not yet have all the documents.