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August 2026 |
By William Mattar Accident Lawyers
How To File a No Fault Claim in Monroe County
If you were injured in a Monroe County crash, you can file a no fault claim by submitting a NF-2 application for no fault benefits...
August 2026 |
By William Mattar Accident Lawyers
What Should You Do After an Uber or Lyft Accident in Buffalo
After an Uber or Lyft crash in Buffalo you should screenshot the trip screen in the app, report the crash through the app, call 911...
August 2026 |
By William Mattar Accident Lawyers
How Do You File a No Fault Claim in Erie County
You file a no fault claim in Erie County by sending a completed NF-2 application for motor vehicle no fault benefits to the no fault...
August 2026 |
By William Mattar Accident Lawyers
What You Should Consider After a Car Accident in Syracuse
Stop, exchange license and insurance information, and report the crash, because Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 600 makes each of those a legal duty before...
August 2026 |
By William Mattar Accident Lawyers
How to Prove the Other Driver Is Lying About Your New York Car Accident
Yes, a driver who is not telling the truth can be exposed, and the strongest proof usually comes from evidence that cannot change its account,...
August 2026 |
By William Mattar Accident Lawyers
What Percentage of New York Car Accident Cases Go to Trial
Only a small fraction of car accident cases ever reach a courtroom. The Bureau of Justice Statistics found that bench and jury trials accounted for...
August 2026 |
By William Mattar Accident Lawyers
Can You File a Car Accident Claim Without a Police Report in New York
Yes. New York law does not require a police report to file a no-fault insurance claim, a liability claim against the other driver, or a...
August 2026 |
By William Mattar Accident Lawyers
How to Look Up a Law Firm’s Verdicts and Settlements in New York
You can look up a New York law firm’s court record free of charge by searching the firm’s name in the state court system’s eCourts...
August 2026 |
By William Mattar Accident Lawyers
Can You Sue the Car’s Owner If Someone Else Was Driving in New York
Yes. Under Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 388, the owner of a vehicle used or operated in New York is liable for death or injuries...