New York Auto Accident Lawyer - Car accidents are one of the most common sources of personal injury.  Most are minor fender-benders, but a shocking number cause severe  injury, permanent disability, and even death. With these traumas often  come pain and suffering, emotional distress, lost wages, medical  expenses, and property damage - all of which may constitute financial  compensation. Sadly, though, many auto accident victims never receive  the full amount of damages to which they are entitled to for their car  accidents. The major reason is that, because they don't know the full  worth of their claims, auto accident victims accept the first offers  that insurance companies make - and it's no secret that these insurance  companies try to get off cheap. That said, it is crucial to enlist the  help of a qualified personal injury lawyer if   you are to be fairly compensated. 
                  A personal injury lawyer can:  
                  
                    -  Help prove liability by preserving evidence and interviewing witnesses
 
                     
                    -  Ensure you receive the proper medical care 
 
                    -  Help you understand the law, including statutes of limitations 
 
                    -  Help you document your injuries properly so that you receive full   compensation 
 
                    -  Ensure that you receive the compensation to which you are rightfully   entitled 
 
                   
                  Further,  in cases of malicious intent - such as if a company knowingly markets  tires it knows are defective and these tires subsequently cause  injuries - auto accident victims may be entitled to punitive damages in  addition to compensatory damages. A personal injury attorney can help  determine which damages you are eligible for and can help you build an  effective case.  
                  
                  Some common New York Personal Injury issues include the following: 
                  
                    
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