Nassau County NY Truck Accident Lawyer

Truck Injury Attorneys
Nassau County, NY

Nassau County is a suburb of New York City in the heart of Long Island. It is home to over 1.3 million people in two cities, three towns and dozens of incorporated and unincorporated villages and hamlets. For decades Nassau County has attracted people from New York City who are looking for a more suburban, family-oriented lifestyle than they can find easily in the city. The county’s residents enjoy one of the highest per capita incomes levels in the country, and Nassau County boasts numerous colleges and universities. The county is also home to the New York Islanders of the National Hockey League, a professional minor league baseball team, Belmont Race Track, beautiful beaches and abundant recreational opportunities.

Like all of the New York metropolitan area, Nassau County is a developed and very populated area, and accidents of all kinds are likely to happen. Tens of thousands of businesses of all sizes are located in Nassau County, and most of them require deliveries. This means truck on the roads. Traffic is heavy, and there will be accidents. Many of them will be serious. When you or a loved one is severely injured or killed in a truck accident and another person is at fault, you deserve to be compensated for your injuries and expenses.

You need an experienced attorney to recover damages from the party responsible for the accident. Shop for professionals who have years of successful experience obtaining relief for clients injured in truck accidents.

The Nassau County personal injury attorneys of Hill & Moin are well known for obtaining maximum compensation for victims of serious traffic accidents, including truck accidents. Our seasoned attorneys are dedicated to your best interests and to getting you the compensation you need and deserve. You might be entitled to medical expenses and lost pay. Additionally you can 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 obtain compensation for you, you owe us nothing.