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Car Accident Lawyer Nassau County | No Fee Unless We Win

•2•By Licatesi Law Group
Car Accident Lawyer Nassau County | No Fee Unless We Win

Experienced car accident lawyers in Nassau County. No fee unless we win. Free consultation. Licatesi Law Group Uniondale. Call (516) 227-2662.

Injured in a Car Accident in Nassau County?

Car accidents on Long Island happen daily — on the LIE, Northern State, Southern State, and local roads throughout Nassau County. If you have been injured, you need an attorney who knows Nassau County courts and insurance company tactics. At Licatesi Law Group, we have been fighting for car accident victims across Long Island for decades.

What to Do After a Car Accident

The biggest mistake we see: accepting the first settlement offer from an insurance company. Their adjusters are trained to minimize your payout. They will call within days of your accident offering a quick check — but that check is almost always a fraction of what your case is actually worth.

Instead: document everything, see a doctor immediately (gaps in treatment hurt your case), and call an attorney before giving any recorded statements.

No-Fault Insurance in New York

New York no-fault insurance covers up to ,000 in medical bills regardless of who caused the accident. But many people do not know that you can still sue for additional damages — lost wages, pain and suffering, and future medical expenses — especially in cases involving serious injury.

Types of Car Accident Cases We Handle

  • Rear-end collisions
  • Intersection accidents
  • Highway accidents (LIE, Northern/Southern State)
  • Uber and Lyft accidents
  • Hit and run accidents
  • Multi-vehicle pileups
  • Pedestrian and cyclist accidents

Three Offices Serving Nassau County

Our main office is in Uniondale at 423 RXR Plaza — right in the heart of Nassau County. We also have offices in Brooklyn and Corona for clients across NYC.

Free consultation, no fee unless we win: (516) 227-2662

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