At GREENBERG LAW P.C. we know that each personal injury case is unique. No two plaintiffs are the same; neither are their injuries or the impact those injuries have on their lives We take pride in treating each client individually, based on their experience and needs.. Some of the more common personal injury lawsuits include:

Unlike at many personal injury firms, where only a select few attorneys have trial experience, all of the attorneys at Greenberg Law P.C. are established trial attorneys with court room experience before judges and juries. While going to trial may be one way to resolve a case for money compensation, most cases are resolved by settlement negotiation.

When you or a loved one is involved in an accident, time is of the essence. Medical bills can pile up and loss of income as a result of an injury can be financially devastating. While personal injury lawsuits do not take forever, they generally do take time and maybe lengthy.

An injury to you or your loved one can be a life-altering event. Whether injured at work, on the street or even in your own home, the damage it can cause may make normal life impossible. Therefore, it is essential to get the maximum compensation you and your family deserve as quickly as possible. Trying to negotiate with the negligent party or their insurance carrier typically leads to minimal compensation. Hiring a tough and experienced team of lawyers to handle your claim is the best way to aim for maximum recovery on the claim.

Due to the Coronavirus, Governor Cuomo has made several sweeping changes throughout New York. One of those changes has been to pause the statute of limitations in all criminal and civil cases. Originally, the statute of limitations for civil and criminal cases was paused in New York until April 19th. However, the governor has paused the statute of limitations again until May 7th, and it could be paused further based on the current health situation.

According to the CDC from 2006-2014, the number of traumatic brain injury (TBI)  emergency visits increased by 53% to become a major cause of death and injury in the United States. Those that survive a serious TBI may struggle with lasting disabilities for the rest of...

The NYC Parks Department reports that damaged trees include trees with limbs that are cracked, a trunk that is split, a uprooted tree or leaning tree,  and a tree that is alive but in poor condition. Many different variables can contribute to a tree becoming weak and...

According to the CDC Americans spent more than 1 million days in the hospital each year as a result of a car crash. Out of the 2.5 million people that go to the emergency room each year from car crash-related injuries, almost 200,000 of them end up admitted as a...

Snowfall in York City is predicted to be above-average this winter. With the potential of several  feet of snow over the course of winter, snow removal could be a constant reality and danger for New York City residents and commuters. Since snow on sidewalks can be...

Bites from pet dogs account for the majority of animal-caused injuries in New York City. Each year, according to the New York City Department of Health, dog bite injuries cause about 6,000 New York City residents to be sent to emergency rooms. As the Department of...

One of the great blessings of modern life in the U.S.A. is our access to an enormous variety of consumer products. While the overwhelming majority of these products are safe, it’s clear to anyone who goes to Google News and types in “product recall” or “product...

For many New Yorkers, especially those residing in parts of the City with poor public transportation options, private motor vehicles provide the only reasonable way to get around. And while American roads – and the vehicles traveling on them – are getting safer, an...

Objects falling from overhead can do tremendous damage to life and limb. In New York City, they pose a hazard to pedestrians walking on public sidewalks, workers laboring at construction sites, and anyone else unlucky enough to find themselves in the path of an object...

If you trip and fall on a sidewalk in New York City, there are certain things you must do in order to maximize your chances of obtaining satisfactory compensation for any personal injuries suffered as a result. So here’s a checklist of action items that will help you...

While New York is a Workers’ Compensation State, which means that workers are automatically covered by New York’s Workers’ Compensation system, many people who have been injured on the job mistakenly assume that all claims for job-related injuries are covered by that...

In 2018, an average of 28 pedestrians and 11 bicyclists were injured each day in New York City. And while the mayor’s “Vision Zero” initiative is making New York’s streets safer by lowering speed limits, installing more traffic signals, and introducing a range of...

If you’re thinking of suing an individual or entity responsible for causing your personal injury, one of the first questions to cross your mind will likely be: “Will this case go to trial?” There’s no certain way to answer this question in regard to your own case. But...

Does your insurance policy fully protect your personal assets from being lost if someone successfully sues you? It’s upsetting to think that you might someday be the target of a lawsuit, but millions of them are filed each year in the U.S. Our legal system – while...

If you’re meeting with a personal injury attorney for the first time, you might not know exactly what to expect. Fortunately, there’s no reason why this experience can’t be pleasant, informative, and empowering. Experienced personal injury attorneys have excellent...