What to Do If You Are Injured in a Government Public Place in New York by Keetick L. Sanchez скачать в хорошем качестве

What to Do If You Are Injured in a Government Public Place in New York by Keetick L. Sanchez

What to Do If You Are Injured in a Government Public Place in New York by Keetick L. Sanchez If you were injured on public property in Queens—whether on a cracked sidewalk along Queens Boulevard, in Flushing Meadows Corona Park, or at a subway station like Jackson Heights–Roosevelt Avenue—this video will help you understand what steps to take next. Injuries on government-owned property in New York follow a different legal process compared to accidents on private property. You must act quickly to protect your rights. K L Sanchez Law Office, P.C. 37-06 82nd St #304, Jackson Heights, NY 11372, United States (646) 701-7990 https://accidentlawyer-queens.com/wha... https://www.google.com/maps?cid=27296... Queens personal injury attorney Keetick L. Sanchez explains how claims against government entities work, including how to meet the strict 90-day deadline to file a notice of claim. At K L Sanchez Law Office, Attorney Sanchez assists clients throughout Jackson Heights, Jamaica, Kew Gardens, and across New York with cases involving city sidewalks, public parks, government buildings, and public transit areas managed by the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA). You’ll learn how to document the hazard that caused your injury, how to report it to the right government agency—such as the New York City Department of Transportation or the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation—and how to build a strong case with proper medical records. Common injuries in these cases include wrist or hip fractures from sidewalk falls, head injuries in subway stations, and spinal injuries from unsafe stairs or floors in public buildings like Queens County Civil Court or Queens County Criminal Court. The video covers which entities can be held responsible depending on where your injury happened. For instance, the City of New York is typically responsible for public sidewalks, but only if there was prior written notice of the defect. Injuries at state-owned buildings or highways fall under the jurisdiction of the New York State Court of Claims. Transit-related accidents may lead to claims against the MTA, which has its own notice procedures. You’ll also hear about the types of damages available in government property injury claims, including medical expenses, lost wages, and pain and suffering. In Queens, many injured individuals receive care at hospitals like Jamaica Hospital Medical Center or Elmhurst Hospital Center, and the medical records from these facilities can be essential for proving your claim. Time matters in these cases. If you miss the 90-day window to file a notice of claim, you may lose your right to pursue compensation. That’s why having clear guidance on who to notify and how to meet all requirements is crucial. While New York doesn’t impose caps on damages in these cases, compensation amounts may vary, especially when compared to lawsuits against private property owners. Call the K L Sanchez Law Office at (646) 701-7990 for a free consultation. Whether your injury occurred in Forest Park, outside a state building, or at an MTA-operated facility, Attorney Sanchez can guide you through the process from start to finish. Learn how to protect your rights, recover your losses, and file everything on time. How long do you have to file a personal injury claim in New York? What is the serious injury threshold in New York? Is personal injury protection required in NY? What are the actions to be taken when an injury occurs in the workplace?