Licatesi Law Group, LLP · New York and New Jersey

Practice Areas

Every practice page on this site, grouped two ways: by what happened and by where you live. Injury claims are listed first; no-fault billing work for healthcare providers has its own section.

(516) 227-2662

The limestone Nassau County Court House on Old Country Road in Mineola, with its carved frieze and entrance steps.

For people who were hurt, and their families

By injury type

Vehicle and transit crashes

Cars, trucks, buses, trains and people on foot or two wheels. The no-fault guide explains first-party benefits and their limits after motor-vehicle crashes.

Falls, property and products

Injuries caused by the condition of a building, sidewalk or store, by an animal, or by a defective product.

Work and construction

Injuries on a job site or at work. The work-accident page explains how a workers’ compensation claim and a claim against a third party fit together.

Medical and nursing care

Patients and nursing home residents harmed by care that fell short, and their families.

Serious injuries and wrongful death

Start here if the injury is life-changing or a family member died. The personal injury page covers claims of every kind.

Local pages

By borough, county or New Jersey

Each row is one kind of claim; each link opens the page written for that place. New Jersey pages cover New Jersey law (overview: New Jersey personal injury), and our Teaneck office serves New Jersey clients.

Area overviews: Manhattan · Queens · Bronx · Staten Island · Nassau County · Long Island · Uniondale injury claims

Other local pages: Brooklyn motorcycle accidents · Uniondale medical malpractice

Not sure which area?

Near you

These pages start from where you are and list our four offices, so you can see which one is closest.

A separate practice

For healthcare providers

These pages are for medical practices and other providers collecting New York no-fault bills from insurers. The client is the practice. They are not injury-claim pages; if you were hurt, use the sections above.

Our firm represents numerous healthcare providers in the collection of no-fault claims through arbitration and civil litigation. Robert M. Bott, our Managing No-Fault Attorney, represents medical providers in the New York courts and before the American Arbitration Association.

Health care litigation for providers
Start here: where a no-fault bill is stuck and which page covers that step.
Claim-file support for practices
Assignments, proof of claim, verification and the records an insurer asks for.
No-fault collections and litigation
Overdue and denied bills pursued in court.
No-fault arbitration
American Arbitration Association filings, hearings and master arbitration.
Denied no-fault benefits
The ground on a denial, the rule behind it and the records to pull.
Examinations under oath
Representation when an insurer asks a provider to testify under oath.
Compliance advisory
Billing, assignment, licensing and eligibility questions before a dispute.
No-fault RICO defense
Civil RICO lawsuits that insurers bring against providers.

Over 40 years in New York and New Jersey

Offices and first call

If you were injured, the consultation is free and there is no fee unless there is a recovery. Healthcare providers can use the same number.

(516) 227-2662

Uniondale (main office)
Convenient for Nassau and Suffolk counties
423 RXR Plaza, East Tower, Uniondale, NY 11556
Brooklyn
Convenient for Brooklyn and Staten Island
3857 Kings Highway, #1f, Brooklyn, NY 11234
Corona (Queens)
Convenient for Queens and the Bronx
100-17 Northern Boulevard, Corona, NY 11368
Teaneck (New Jersey)
Convenient for New Jersey
696 Palisade Avenue, Teaneck, NJ 07666

Photo credits: Nassau County Court House, Mineola by Jim.henderson, CC BY 3.0, cropped and resized.