Blog Posts
Navigating the aftermath of an injury can be confusing, but knowledge is power. Our blog is here to provide you with valuable insights, legal updates, and practical advice on personal injury law. Whether you’re looking for tips on dealing with insurance companies, understanding your rights after an accident, or staying informed about recent case rulings, we’ve got you covered.
Medical malpractice is one of the most misunderstood areas of personal injury law. In a recent video, attorney John A. DeGasperis sat down to answer some of the questions he hears most often about medical malpractice cases. Why are medical malpractice cases different from other personal injury cases? Medical malpractice...
Our client was riding his motorcycle when a U.S. Postal Service delivery vehicle made a sudden left turn without signaling. To avoid a collision, he was forced to lay the bike down, and suffered a traumatic brain injury that changed his life. Years of headaches, cognitive difficulties, and lost earning...
On Monday, June 15, New York Injury Law attorneys John DeGasperis, Keith Clarke, and Jason Null participated in the annual Albany Law School and Albany County Bar Association Golf Outing at Schuyler Meadows Club. New York Injury Law was proud to sponsor a hole at the event, which brings together...
by Keith Clarke, Esq., Founding Partner We are approaching, if we have not already arrived at, a day when it is almost impossible to trust anything you read or see. Depending on which channels you are tuned into, the messages you hear will likely be diametrically opposed. Now enter artificial...
New York Injury Law is proud to announce a significant recovery for the family of a woman whose life was tragically changed after a motor vehicle crash on Route 209 in Marbletown, New York. This case was not only about what happened at the moment of impact. It was about...
Many workers assume that once they receive workers’ compensation after a serious on-the-job injury, their case is closed. In reality, that’s often just the beginning. Workers’ comp covers medical bills and a portion of lost wages, but it does not account for pain and suffering or full financial recovery. In...