Kings County and the borough of Brooklyn share the same boundaries. Kings County is a very convenient place to live and work – it is connected to the rest of New York City by eight bridges, three subway tunnels (18 subway lines) and one vehicular tunnel. Kings County is a county of neighborhoods with distinctive characters. Kings County’s economy is a mixture of thousands of small businesses, support business for major Manhattan corporations, high-tech industry and a variety of manufacturing. The world-famous Coney Island is in Kings County, as well as some of New York’s best arts and cultural organizations and New York’s most famous parks.
In such a highly-populated, on-the-move community, accidents of kinds are prone to happen. Many of them will be serious. If you or a member of your family is involved in a serious accident and the other party is to blame, you deserve to be compensated for your injuries and expenses.
The most common accidents in Kings County are slip and falls, elevator accidents, escalator accidents, subway accidents, and vehicle accidents. Spinal injury is an all-too-frequent result of these accidents. In the event you or a member of your family has suffered a spinal injury in an accident, you need an attorney in order to recover damages from the party who caused the injury. You need an attorney with many years of experience getting compensation for victims of accidents.
Our Kings County personal injury attorneys at Hill & Moin are expert at getting very substantial judgments and settlements for accident victims who have sustained a spinal injury. This compensation can include medical expenses and lost wages. You may additionally be entitled to damages for pain and suffering, damages for loss of companionship and punitive damages, based on the circumstances of your case and the extent of the injuries. We manage cases on a contingency fee basis; if we do not get compensation for you, you owe us nothing. Our seasoned attorneys are dedicated to your best interests and to getting you the compensation you require and are entitled to, so you can give full attention to recovering and getting back to your life.
