Records of Success

$76 million: Serious injuries to a family involved in a collision with a tractor trailer, largest structured settlement in New York State history at the time.

$60 million: A Bronx woman sustained a permanent injury to her genital area when her doctor did not follow accepted medical practices or inform her of risks.

$25 million: Estate of 34-year-old mother of three awarded $25 million against convicted murderer and rapist who was wrongly freed from an upstate prison.

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Should I contact an attorney after a car accident?

Every accident is different, and typically minor accidents will not warrant legal representation. But there are many accident situations where having legal support can be a tremendous assistance not only for seeking the damages you deserve, but also for protecting your rights and interests.

For serious accidents involving grave injuries or large amounts of property damage, legal assistance can be a tremendous aide. This is also true for individuals who are facing difficulties in working with their insurance company or collecting their due compensation.

If you or someone you love has suffered from a car accident, the Queens car accident lawyers of Parker Waichman, LLP may be able to get you the compensation you deserve. Contact us today by calling 888-244-2273.

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