About RGLZ Law
Rappaport, Glass, Levine & Zullo, LLP is a New York personal injury law firm representing injured individuals and families throughout Long Island and New York City. For over 50 years, the firm has focused exclusively on plaintiff-side litigation involving serious injuries caused by negligence, including motor vehicle accidents, motorcycle crashes, construction site injuries, and premises liability claims.
RGLZ attorneys are trial lawyers who prepare every case as if it will be presented to a jury. The firm is known for handling complex injury matters involving catastrophic harm, wrongful death, and life-altering injuries.
In addition to litigation, RGLZ attorneys regularly educate the public on New York injury law, safety issues affecting motorcyclists and pedestrians, and changes in state law that impact accident victims’ rights.
We have numerous practice area pages here which you can reference for further information, and we encourage you to have a look at those to get the ball rolling. Of course, if you have any questions about anything at all, and you’d like to speak to an attorney who may be able to clarify things for you, we invite you to call us and talk it over. We’re here to help you get to a better place.
FAQs
What should I do after an accident in New York
Seek Medical Attention if You are Injured
See a doctor or go to your nearest emergency room immediately. Although you may feel “fine” now or think your injuries aren’t very serious, symptoms may appear days after the accident/injury.
- Take detailed notes of your injuries or have someone else do it for you
- You (or someone that is with you) should gather as much information as possible from the accident scene such as: Taking pictures of the accident location,what caused the accident or injury, making sure to include stop signs and traffic lights, road hazards, weather conditions, if applicable.
- Photos of Your Injuries. Ask a friend to take pictures of your injuries. (Make sure all auto filters are off if using a cell phone)
- Photos of any damage. Don’t limit it to one or two shots. Take several pictures from every angle, making sure to snap close-ups and long distance shots.
- Get the names and contact information of any witnesses, and the police officer(s) who arrived on the scene. Make notes of conversations.
- Do not post anything on your social media accounts until you have spoken with an attorney.
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Working with an attorney at RGLZ Law is straightforward and client-focused. After your initial consultation, we will develop a tailored legal strategy to address your specific needs. You’ll be regularly updated on the progress of your case, and we are always available to answer your questions or concerns. Our goal is to provide you with clear communication and effective representation every step of the way.vWorking with an attorney at RGLZ Law is straightforward and client-focused. After your initial consultation, we will develop a tailored legal strategy to address your specific needs. You’ll be regularly updated on the progress of your case, and we are always available to answer your questions or concerns. Our goal is to provide you with clear communication and effective representation every step of the way.Working with an attorney at RGLZ Law is straightforward and client-focused. After your initial consultation, we will develop a tailored legal strategy to address your specific needs. You’ll be regularly updated on the progress of your case, and we are always available to answer your questions or concerns. Our goal is to provide you with clear communication and effective representation every step of the way.
Our law firm works on a contingency basis – that means there are no upfront costs. During your initial free consultation, we’ll discuss the best option for you and provide a transparent breakdown of what your potential costs and expenses will be after your case is finished.
For your initial consultation at RGLZ Law, it’s helpful to bring any relevant documents related to your case, such as contracts, medical records/films, photos, and police reports. Additionally, having a list of questions or concerns can ensure that we address all your needs during our meeting.