New York Personal Injury Attorneys

Protecting Injury Victims Across New York City

If you’ve been injured due to someone else’s negligence, the consequences can be overwhelming. Medical bills arrive quickly, time away from work creates financial strain, and physical pain complicates daily life. At Berkowitz & Weitz Law, P.C., our New York personal injury attorneys are dedicated to helping injured individuals and families pursue the compensation they deserve.

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“I am greatly appreciative of the work Rob Berkowitz of Berkowitz & Wietz Law has done to negotiate a settlement and handle other questions pertaining to my case with the insurance company after being hit by a car. He was clear on what I should and should not do and explained things in clear understandable terms. Thank you!.”

— Former Client
50+ Years of Combined Litigation Experience
Millions Recovered for Injury Victims
Trial Ready Aggressive Litigation & Negotiation Strategy
No Fee Unless We Recover Compensation

Experienced Personal Injury Representation Across New York

Berkowitz & Weitz Law, P.C. represents clients throughout New York City and across the state in serious injury and negligence cases. Whether you were injured in a motor vehicle accident, harmed by medical malpractice, or injured on unsafe property, our legal team is prepared to pursue accountability and compensation on your behalf.

Insurance companies work aggressively to limit payouts. Our New York personal injury attorneys focus on building strong claims supported by evidence, expert analysis, and litigation-ready preparation. While you focus on recovery, we focus on protecting your rights.

  • Decades of combined personal injury litigation experience
  • Trial-ready representation and aggressive negotiation
  • No legal fees unless compensation is recovered
  • Focused representation for serious injury cases
  • Strategic case preparation from day one
  • Direct communication with experienced attorneys

Compensation Available in Personal Injury Cases

Depending on the circumstances of your case, compensation may be available for medical expenses, lost income, reduced earning capacity, pain and suffering, emotional distress, rehabilitation, and long-term care costs.

Our legal team works with medical experts, vocational specialists, and financial professionals to accurately calculate damages and present compelling claims to insurers and juries.

  • Past and future medical expenses
  • Lost wages and diminished earning capacity
  • Pain and suffering damages
  • Emotional distress compensation
  • Long-term rehabilitation and care costs
  • Wrongful death-related damages
New York personal injury attorneys preparing serious injury cases

How We Build Strong Personal Injury Cases

Successful injury claims require more than paperwork. Berkowitz & Weitz prepares cases strategically from the beginning by preserving evidence, consulting experts, documenting damages, and preparing for litigation when necessary.

Learn more about how insurers evaluate claims on our Insurance Companies & Personal Injury Claims page or review filing deadlines on our Personal Injury Statute of Limitations page.

  • Early evidence preservation
  • Expert witness consultation
  • Medical and financial damage analysis
  • Strategic insurer communication
  • Trial preparation when necessary
  • Focused negotiation and litigation strategy

Speak With New York Personal Injury Attorneys Today

Whether you were injured in a motor vehicle accident, construction accident, premises liability incident, or due to medical negligence, Berkowitz & Weitz is ready to help you pursue justice and financial recovery.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I have to pay my medical bills while my personal injury case is ongoing?

In many cases, yes — but our attorneys can often help coordinate billing issues, negotiate medical liens, and communicate with providers while your case is pending.

Can I recover lost wages if I’m self-employed?

Yes. Self-employed individuals and independent contractors may still recover compensation for lost income using tax returns, invoices, bank records, and financial documentation.

How long do I have to file a personal injury lawsuit in New York?

In most cases, New York law allows three years from the date of injury to file a lawsuit, though some claims may have shorter deadlines. Learn more on our Personal Injury Statute of Limitations page.

Can compensation include future medical treatment?

Yes. Compensation may include projected future medical expenses, rehabilitation costs, surgeries, physical therapy, and long-term care needs when supported by expert medical analysis.