Long Island Pedestrian Accident Lawyer
Over 40 years of experience representing Long Island pedestrians injured by negligent drivers. Serving Nassau County and Suffolk County. Free consultation 24/7.
Experienced Pedestrian Accident Representation Throughout Long Island
Long Island, spanning approximately 120 miles from the Queens border to Montauk, encompasses over 3 million residents across Nassau County and Suffolk County. Long Island's suburban design features high-speed multi-lane roadways like Hempstead Turnpike, Route 110, Sunrise Highway, Northern Boulevard, Jericho Turnpike, and Montauk Highway where pedestrian accidents often result in catastrophic injuries. Dangerous intersections including Hempstead Turnpike & Route 107, Route 110 & Route 25, and Northern Boulevard & Glen Cove Road see frequent accidents. When you're struck by a negligent driver on Long Island, you need attorneys with local Nassau County and Suffolk County experience who understand both county court systems.
At Licatesi Law Group, we have over 40 years of experience representing Long Island pedestrian accident victims from our Uniondale office at 575 Hempstead Turnpike in Nassau County. We're familiar with every Long Island community from Great Neck to Montauk, Garden City to Southampton, and know how to maximize recovery in Nassau County Supreme Court (Mineola) and Suffolk County Supreme Court (Riverhead). Our attorneys work closely with Long Island's three Level I Trauma Centers - NYU Langone Hospital - Long Island (Mineola), Nassau University Medical Center (East Meadow), and Stony Brook University Hospital (Suffolk County) - to ensure you receive world-class medical care and thorough documentation for your case.
Most Dangerous Intersections for Pedestrians on Long Island
Long Island pedestrian accidents frequently occur at these dangerous high-speed intersections:
- Route 110 & Route 25 (Huntington - extremely high speed)
- Hempstead Turnpike (entire Nassau County corridor)
- Sunrise Highway service roads (Nassau & Suffolk Counties)
- Merrick Road (entire Long Island corridor)
- Jericho Turnpike (Nassau & Suffolk Counties)
- Route 347 (Suffolk County - Lake Grove, Stony Brook area)
- Nicolls Road & Route 25A (Stony Brook)
- Montauk Highway (entire Suffolk County - Southampton to Montauk)
Major Long Island Hospitals Treating Pedestrian Accident Injuries
We represent Long Island pedestrian accident victims who received treatment at:
Nassau County Hospitals:
- NYU Langone Hospital - Long Island (Level I Trauma Center, Mineola)
- Nassau University Medical Center (Level I Trauma Center, East Meadow)
- Mercy Medical Center (Rockville Centre)
- South Nassau Communities Hospital (Oceanside)
- Glen Cove Hospital
- Plainview Hospital
Suffolk County Hospitals:
- Stony Brook University Hospital (Level I Trauma Center)
- Good Samaritan Hospital Medical Center (West Islip)
- Southside Hospital (Bay Shore)
- St. Catherine of Siena Medical Center (Smithtown)
- Huntington Hospital
- Peconic Bay Medical Center (Riverhead)
Pedestrian Accident Case Results
Pedestrian accident sustaining right displaced zygoma fracture post trauma with significant displacement; right alveoli and palatal fracture with malocclusion; right orbital and ethmoid fractures with enophthalmos.
Plaintiff was pedestrian struck by van resulting in multiple fractures requiring several surgeries.
Plaintiff pedestrian struck by defendant bicyclist traveling wrong way on one-way street
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Free consultation. No fees unless we win. Available 24/7. Serving Nassau County and Suffolk County.
Long Island Communities We Serve
Our Long Island pedestrian accident lawyers represent clients throughout Nassau County and Suffolk County, including:
