Car accident, fall, construction injury, rideshare, bike — anywhere in the five boroughs. Get a free, no-pressure case review today, and we'll connect you with an experienced NYC injury attorney. You pay no legal fee unless your case wins.
Big firms spend millions to get your call, then make you feel small. NYC Injury Line is built to do the opposite: help first, explain everything, and match you with the right attorney for your accident — at no cost to talk and no fee unless you win.
We explain your options in plain English on the first call. No sales pitch, no obligation, no legalese.
We connect you with an experienced New York injury attorney matched to your accident type — car, construction, rideshare, MTA, and more.
Under New York rules, connecting you with trial counsel never increases your total fee. You pay nothing unless there's a recovery.
Some NY injury deadlines are as short as 30 days. We make sure the clock doesn't run out while you decide.
New York City moves fast, and people get hurt — on the BQE, on a Citi Bike, on a broken sidewalk, on a job site. Whatever happened, the first step is the same: a free call with people who handle New York injury cases every day.
NYC car accident claims, no-fault insurance benefits, and serious injury lawsuits after crashes on city streets and highways.
Injured as a rideshare passenger, driver, or someone they hit? These cases involve special insurance coverage.
Yellow cab, green cab, and livery crash injuries — for passengers and pedestrians alike.
Box trucks and tractor-trailers cause devastating injuries. Trucking companies have lawyers — you should too.
Riders face serious injuries and unfair blame. Get an advocate who pushes back.
Hit by a car, truck, or bike while walking in NYC? You may have a claim even if the driver fled.
Bike lane crashes, doorings, and delivery e-bike collisions across the city.
Injuries on buses, subways, and stations — these claims have very short deadlines. Act fast.
Falls from scaffolds and ladders. New York's Scaffold Law gives injured workers powerful rights.
Broken sidewalks, icy steps, unsafe stores, and building hazards — premises injury claims citywide.
Dog attack injuries to adults and children, including scarring and infection claims.
When the worst happens, families deserve answers, accountability, and security — handled with care.
Wherever you were hurt, we know the ground: local courts, local insurance games, local streets.
NYC Injury Line is run by the Law Office of James Medows, a second-generation New York law office. Here's the honest version of what happens when you call:
Tell us what happened in plain English. No legal jargon, no pressure, no cost to talk.
Some New York injury deadlines are as short as 30 and 90 days. We make sure nothing expires while you decide.
Our office handles your matter or — only with your written OK — teams up with experienced injury trial counsel we trust. Either way, your total fee never goes up because lawyers share the work. That's New York law, and it's our promise.
Wait too long and a strong case can disappear. Three numbers every injured New Yorker should know:
To apply for no-fault benefits after most New York car accidents — the coverage that pays medical bills and lost wages.
To file a Notice of Claim for most injury claims against the City of New York — buses, sidewalks, city property.
The general deadline to file most New York personal injury lawsuits. Some cases have far less time.
Your consultation is free, and injury cases are handled on a contingency fee — the lawyer is paid a percentage of your recovery. If you don't win, you don't pay a legal fee.
Most New York injury lawsuits must be filed within 3 years. But claims against the City usually require a Notice of Claim within 90 days, and no-fault benefits generally must be requested within 30 days. Call early so nothing expires.
Get medical care first, even if you feel okay. Photograph everything. Collect names, insurance, and witness numbers. And don't give recorded statements to insurance companies before talking to a lawyer.
You can still recover in New York. Your recovery is reduced by your share of the fault — but you're not barred from bringing a claim.
No. If we connect you with injury trial counsel, it happens only with your written consent — and New York rules require that your total fee does not increase because lawyers share the work.
It depends on your injuries, bills, lost wages, and how the accident happened. No honest lawyer promises a number up front — but a free case review tells you what matters and what to protect right now.
Prefer not to call? Send the basics and we'll call you back — usually the same business day.