Under New York law, how much time do I have to sue the City of New York or some other municipal agency?

 

A: Generally speaking, you have 1 year and 90 days to file a lawsuit against the City of New York or some other governmental entity, but before you are even allowed to do that, you must file a Notice of Claim with that agency. For additional information on this topic, please read "The Most Critical Mistake To Avoid When Suing A Municipality."

"Why Most Accident Victims Do Not Recover the Full Value of Their Claim" is intended to help New Yorkers assure that they avoid some 10 simple mistakes that will almost certainly reduce the value of their accident claim, whether it results from a construction site accident, a car accident, motorcycle or bicycle accident, or even a trip and fall over a defective or cracked sidewalk.
The book addresses important topics including what you need to prove to win your accident case, and identifies some of the most common pitfalls to these cases. Click on the link above to get your FREE eBook on New York accident cases. Contact Long Island, New York accident attorney Jonathan Cooper at 516.791.5700 for a FREE consultation regarding your negligence case. There is no obligation to hire a lawyer.  There is no fee until personal injury lawyer Jonathan Cooper successfully recovers fair compensation for you.

To Receive Our
Newsletter, sign up here