Suffolk County Personal Injury Lawyer

Personal injury attorney in Suffolk County

An injury caused by someone else's negligence disrupts every part of your life: your health, your work, your finances, and your family. Beau Taylor Law, PLLC represents people injured in accidents on Long Island with clear guidance, steady advocacy, and a focus on accountability and fair compensation. You pay nothing unless the firm recovers money for you.

Car and motor vehicle accidents

Motor vehicle crashes are the most common source of serious injury on Long Island, from Sunrise Highway and the Long Island Expressway to the two lane roads of the East End. New York's no fault system pays initial medical bills and lost wages regardless of fault, but to recover for pain and suffering you must show a "serious injury" as defined by the Insurance Law and prove the other driver was at fault. The firm handles both pieces:

• Rear end, intersection, and highway collisions
• Pedestrian and bicycle accidents
• Motorcycle accidents
• Rideshare, taxi, and commercial vehicle crashes
• Uninsured and underinsured motorist claims
• No fault applications and disputes with insurers

Other negligence claims

• Slip, trip, and fall accidents on private and commercial property
• Construction and worksite accidents
• Dog bites and animal attacks
• Premises liability and negligent security
• Wrongful death

What to do after an accident

1. Get medical attention immediately and follow through on treatment. Gaps in care are the first thing an insurer points to.
2. Report the accident. For a car crash, make sure a police report is filed.
3. Photograph the scene, the vehicles, and your injuries, and get the names of witnesses.
4. Do not give a recorded statement to the other driver's insurance company before speaking with an attorney.
5. Keep every bill, record, and piece of correspondence.
6. Call the firm. Important deadlines, including the 30 day no fault application window, begin running right away.

How the firm handles your claim

Personal injury matters require careful investigation, clear communication, and an understanding of both liability and damages. The firm investigates the accident, assembles the medical proof, handles every communication with the insurance companies, and negotiates for full value. If the insurer will not pay what the case is worth, the firm files suit in Suffolk County Supreme Court and prepares the case for trial. Throughout, you will get direct answers and a realistic view of what your claim is worth and how long it will take.

Compensation in a New York injury case

• Medical expenses, past and future
• Lost wages and loss of earning capacity
• Pain and suffering
• Loss of enjoyment of life
• Property damage
• Loss of services for a spouse