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After suffering from a life-altering injury you will need substantial time to recovery and you may be unable to work and receive your usual paycheck. As you are recovering, you might see bills begin to pile up and experience a sense of panic as to how you are going to pay them. Personal injury cases…
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Can I Take a Loan Out in Advance of Settling my Case?
December 14th, 2020Can I Switch Attorneys During my Personal Injury Lawsuit?
December 2nd, 2020If you find yourself in a less than optimal situation with your current attorneys and are wondering if you can switch attorneys, the answer is yes. In New York State you have the right to switch attorneys at any point in the case. At the end of the day, it is vital that you are satisfied with your r…
Are Personal Injury Lawyers Worth It?
November 27th, 2020If you break a bone, you wouldn’t think twice about consulting a doctor. If you are building a house, you would first call a contractor. But you may not know that when you find yourself in an accident, it is critical that your first call should be to hire skilled personal injury attorneys with ample…
Who Pays for Injuries in a Bicycle Accident?
November 24th, 2020As society increasingly becomes more environmentally conscious as well as health conscious, more and more people are turning bicycles. Not only are people starting to bike more often to avoid taking their cars, but it is also a great form of exercise. In New York City alone Mayor Bill DeBlasio added…
How Does Social Media Affect Your Lawsuit?
November 21st, 2020In today’s day and age social media often plays a large role in our lives. This is how we stay connected to friends, share our vacation photos, post updates about our lives, and much more. It is all too common for people to share every aspect of their lives on these platforms, and even post photos o…
Electric Scooters in NYC Prove Fatal
November 7th, 2020Electric scooters, specifically Revel mopeds, have taken New York City streets by storm. Starting out in Brooklyn in 2018, these mopeds made their way to Queens in 2019 and NYC in 2020. With the outbreak of the novel coronavirus, Mayor Bill De Blasio stated that New Yorker’s will have to “improvise”…
Teacher Within the Jewish Community Thanks Hill & Moin for Obtaining A Settlement Award Right Before the Holidays
November 4th, 2020Mrs. D.H., a teacher at a synagogue in her community, was shopping at a grocery store in Borough Park, Brooklyn when she fell while reaching for a product on the shelf. A friend of Mrs. D.H.’s community, having previously worked with Hill & Moin, knew that they were the best suited firm to re…
Driverless cars & personal injury law – an uncertain future?
November 1st, 2020It seems that the automotive industry, like so many others, is headed down the path of automation. Spearheading this revolution are companies like Tesla and Google, who have slowly but surely begun to usher self-driving cars into the mainstream. While not quite “mainstream” just yet, the introductio…
Surveillance in Personal Injury Cases – What New Yorkers Need to Know
October 30th, 2020If you are pursuing a personal injury claim in New York, you can reasonably expect that, at some point, an insurance company will look for ways to challenge the severity of your injuries. Surveillance—from private investigators, public cameras, dashcams, and social media—is one of the most common to…
Suing A Family Member
October 24th, 2020Though it may seem appalling to consider suing a family member, lawsuits between family members are generally a civil process that won’t actually harm the family member being sued. Most often, lawsuits for personal injury commenced against a family member are defended by an insurance company and tha…