RGLZ is proud to announce that partner Brian Murphy has been named a 2026 Super Lawyer. The recognition reflects Brian's dedication to his clients and his track record fighting for injured New Yorkers across Long Island and New York City.
Being injured is stressful enough. Dealing with a legal case on top of it can feel overwhelming. Here is how to prioritize your health and let your attorney handle the rest.
Motorcycle accidents on Long Island are more common than most people realize. If you or a loved one was injured in a crash, understanding how these accidents happen and what steps to take next could make all the difference in your case.
RGLZ partner Matthew Zullo secured a $1,000,000 settlement for a newborn who suffered Erb's palsy and permanent scapular winging following a negligently managed shoulder dystocia during childbirth. Learn what this result means for families affected by birth injuries in New York.
Attorney Michael Glass of RGLZ Personal Injury Law secured two separate $1,000,000 mediation victories in medical negligence cases involving missed and delayed cancer diagnoses. Learn what these results mean for victims of medical malpractice in New York.
You know us as the home of Motorcycle Mike. But RGLZ — Rappaport, Glass, Levine & Zullo — has been fighting for injured New Yorkers across every type of personal injury case since 1968. Here's what we really do.
National eye drops recall now includes more than 3 million bottles distributed to retailers, including Walgreens, CVS and Rite Aid.
Slip and fall injuries in New York are more serious than most people think. If a property owner's negligence caused your fall in NYC or Long Island, you may have the right to compensation. Here's what to do next and when to call RGLZ Personal Injury Law.
Nobody plans to get hurt. But when someone else's negligence changes your life, a personal injury claim exists to make sure you're not the one left holding the bill. Here's what it actually means, what you can recover, and why filing one doesn't make you difficult. It makes you informed.
The first thing most people feel after a slip and fall isn't pain. It's embarrassment. That feeling is one of the biggest reasons people don't pursue claims they're absolutely entitled to. Here's what you need to know about your rights and why you shouldn't let embarrassment cost you the help you deserve.