Long Island Personal Injury Lawyers
Over 40 years of dedicated service to Long Island residents. Representing injury victims throughout Nassau and Suffolk Counties from the Queens border to Montauk.


Long Island Claim File Review
We Build the Long Island Claim Across Nassau and Suffolk Records
Long Island claims can involve Nassau or Suffolk courts, county police departments, town or village records, highway evidence, hospital systems, and different notice requirements. We preserve the police report, medical timeline, roadway or property proof, witness information, wage records, and coverage documents before the evidence gets scattered.
Nassau/Suffolk proof trail
County police reports, town records, scene photos, video, and notices are matched to the exact accident location.
Medical and work-loss proof
Treatment records, specialist care, wage documentation, and future-care needs are organized for settlement or trial.
Long Island Personal Injury Representation
Long Island, stretching from Queens to Montauk across Nassau and Suffolk Counties, presents specific issues for personal injury victims. From the congested Long Island Expressway and busy parkways to suburban streets and rural roads, from beach communities to commercial corridors, accidents happen throughout Long Island every day.
When you're injured in a Long Island accident, you need attorneys who understand the local landscape - the dangerous highways from the LIE to Route 347 and the procedures at Nassau County Supreme Court in Mineola and Suffolk County Supreme Court in Riverhead.
You also need a team familiar with Long Island hospitals, from NYU Langone Hospital - Long Island to Stony Brook University Hospital, and with communities from Hempstead to the Hamptons.
At Licatesi Law Group, we have over 40 years of experience representing Long Island residents injured in all types of accidents. We're familiar with every Long Island community from Nassau's Gold Coast to Suffolk's East End, and we understand what it takes to win cases in both Nassau and Suffolk County courts.
We've recovered millions in compensation for Long Island injury victims throughout both counties.
Why Choose Us for Your Long Island Case?
Long Island Personal Injury Cases We Handle
Legal representation for all types of accidents throughout Nassau and Suffolk Counties
Auto Accidents
Car crashes on LIE, parkways, and throughout Long Island
Learn More About Auto Accidents →Truck Accidents
Commercial vehicle accidents on Long Island highways
Learn More About Truck Accidents →Pedestrian Accidents
Crosswalk accidents throughout Nassau and Suffolk Counties
Learn More About Pedestrian Accidents →Bicycle Accidents
Bike accidents on Long Island roads and bike paths
Construction Accidents
Worksite injuries at Long Island construction sites
Learn More About Construction Accidents →Medical Malpractice
Hospital negligence at Long Island medical facilities
Learn More About Medical Malpractice →What matters most in a Long Island injury claim
A strong case usually comes down to three things: where the incident happened, what records prove fault, and how clearly the medical timeline connects the injury to the accident.
Nassau or Suffolk venue
The accident location decides whether the case belongs in Nassau County Supreme Court in Mineola or Suffolk County Supreme Court in Riverhead.
Road, property, or medical proof
Police reports, video, photos, maintenance records, hospital records, and witness statements usually matter more than a broad description of the accident.
Insurance and deadline pressure
No-fault forms, municipal notices, lawsuit deadlines, and available coverage can all affect how much time the case has and where recovery may come from.
Deadlines to check early
- Most negligence cases have a three-year filing deadline under New York law.
- Medical malpractice cases usually have a two-and-a-half-year deadline, with treatment-based exceptions.
- Claims against counties, towns, villages, public authorities, or municipal property may require a Notice of Claim within 90 days.
- Wrongful death claims generally have a two-year deadline from the date of death.
Long Island proof we look for
- Crash reports from Nassau County Police, Suffolk County Police, village police, or responding agencies.
- Video from nearby stores, homes, shopping centers, service areas, or roadway cameras before it is overwritten.
- Hospital and specialist records from facilities such as NYU Langone Hospital - Long Island, Nassau University Medical Center, Stony Brook University Hospital, or Good Samaritan.
- Wage records, future-care opinions, and photos showing how the injury changed daily life.
Long Island Personal Injury FAQs
Answers to common questions about personal injury claims on Long Island
Injured on Long Island? Get Your Free Consultation Today
Don't wait. Long Island personal injury cases have strict deadlines. Contact us today for a free consultation with experienced Nassau and Suffolk County attorneys.
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Long Island Communities We Serve
Our personal injury lawyers represent clients throughout Nassau and Suffolk Counties
