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After tripping and falling on a sidewalk, you may wonder what your next steps should be if you were injured and believe you may have a personal injury claim. If you’ve tripped and fallen on a sidewalk in New York, call us at MJP Injury Law, serving the Bronx, Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Staten Island, Westchester County, Nassau County, and Suffolk County.

In a traditional fault-based system, you would have to establish the other party's fault to receive compensation. This would be done by filing a negligence lawsuit in a court of law. With no-fault, however, you can promptly receive compensation for economic related expenses - like payment of medical bills and treatment - simply by timely filing a no-fault application with the correct insurance company involved in your accident. The insurance company that will be responsible for providing you no-fault benefits depends on how the accident happened and the type of vehicles involved. An experienced no-fault car accident attorney can ensure you file your no-fault application with the correct insurance company.

Navigating the bustling streets of New York City can be hazardous, especially when using public transportation like buses. While you might think accidents are more likely to occur while the bus is in motion, many injuries actually occur while passengers are getting on or off the bus. If you've suffered an injury in such an accident, you may be wondering, "Can I sue for an accident while getting off or on a bus?"

Looking for strong evidence to prove your trip and fall or slip and fall case? Look no further than Google Map photographs. These snapshots of the area in question can provide crucial evidence, especially in cases involving broken or uneven sidewalks. By showing that the condition existed for years prior to your fall, you can demonstrate that the property owner should have been aware of the danger.

Are you familiar with the factors that can significantly increase the value of your personal injury claim? In this blog post, we will delve into the specifics of what can increase the value of a personal injury claim in New York, providing you with comprehensive insights to aid in your journey towards compensation.

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