Drivers & passengers
Claims arising from rear-end, intersection, turning, lane-change, and other serious vehicle collisions.
Car Accidents
When violations of the safety rules of the road cause harm.
Serious motor-vehicle cases require prompt investigation and careful medical proof. Deliso Law represents drivers, passengers, pedestrians, bicyclists, and families in serious New York collision cases.
Issues we evaluate
- Rear-end collisions
- Pedestrian knockdowns
- Turning and intersection collisions
- Distracted or unsafe driving
- Bicycle and motorcycle impacts
- Serious orthopedic and neurologic injuries
Immediate investigation
Preserving the evidence before it disappears.
Depending on the case, useful evidence may include photographs, available video, witness information, police materials, vehicle damage, insurance information, medical records, and other records that help establish how the collision occurred and what injuries followed.
The medical record is equally important. A serious-injury case should clearly connect the collision, the early complaints and findings, diagnostic testing, treatment, limitations, and ongoing condition.
Who we represent
Serious roadway injuries can affect every part of daily life.
Pedestrians & bicyclists
Cases involving people struck while crossing, walking, entering a vehicle, cycling, or otherwise exposed to roadway traffic.
Commercial vehicles
When a truck, van, or other commercial vehicle is involved, additional business and insurance records may become relevant.
Local motor-vehicle representation
Brooklyn car-accident cases and serious collisions throughout New York City.
Deliso Law represents people injured in motor-vehicle collisions throughout Brooklyn—including Park Slope, Red Hook, Bensonhurst, Bay Ridge, and neighboring communities—as well as Staten Island, Queens, Manhattan, and the Bronx. Cases also handled in New Jersey through associated counsel.
Car accident questions
Common questions after a serious collision.
What evidence should I preserve after a car accident?
Photographs, available video, witness information, police materials, vehicle-damage information, insurance documents, and medical records can all become important. Prompt preservation is useful because some evidence may disappear quickly.
Should I give a detailed statement to an insurance company?
Insurance companies often request statements early. Before giving a detailed recorded statement, an injured person may wish to obtain legal advice about the request and the circumstances of the claim.
How long do I have to bring a car-accident claim?
Deadlines depend on the parties and the nature of the claim. Claims involving municipalities or public authorities can have particularly short notice requirements, so prompt legal review is important.
Free case review
Talk with Deliso Law about what happened.
There is no attorney’s fee unless the firm obtains a recovery.