Car Accident Lawyer in Queens
We Fight for Victims of Injury
Even the most cautious of drivers can end up becoming a victim of an auto collision. If you have been injured in an automobile accident due to the negligence of another driver, the Law Office of Seni Popat can help you seek compensation for your damages.
With nearly a decade of experience, and having effectively handled hundreds of cases, our Queens car accident attorney has the knowledge and resources to fight for your rights and a fair settlement. Before you speak with the insurance company, make sure you reach out to Seni Popat for reliable legal counsel.
Call (718) 340-3385 or contact us here now to find out how much your car accident claim could be worth.
No-Fault Car Insurance
After being injured in a traffic crash in Queens, you will most likely need to file a claim under your own personal injury protection (PIP), regardless of who caused the accident. This is because New York is a no-fault insurance state.
PIP insurance covers three basic things:
- Medical expenses
- Economic losses
- Funeral and burial costs
Unfortunately, PIP insurance does not cover non-monetary losses, like pain and suffering. Recovery for these damages must be pursued through filing a third-party insurance claim or lawsuit directly against an at-fault driver. To do so, your injuries must qualify as “serious.”
According to New York state law, serious injuries can involve:
- Bone fractures
- Substantial disfigurement
- 90 days of full disability
- Significant limitation of bodily functions
- Permanent limitation of body members or organs
Get the Compensation You Deserve
Regardless of whether you need to file a claim for PIP or qualify to bring a lawsuit against an at-fault driver, we can give you the legal assistance you require. Our Queens car accident lawyer is always available to discuss your case.
Contact the Law Office of Seni Popat at (718) 340-3385 today to schedule your free consultation.

Car accident faq
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Q:What should I do if I’m in a car accident?
A:If you are involved in a car accident, you should seek necessary medical treatment immediately. Even if you are not injured, it is important that you call the police and file a formal police report which can later assist with insurance claims and any lawsuits which may follow. During this time, you will be required to show your driver’s license and documentation of your insurance coverage. It is important that you obtain this information from the other driver as well. If you have a camera, you should take a photo of the scene or soon after to show any damage to your vehicle. You should also contact your insurance carrier as soon as possible so they can instruct you on the necessary steps to file your claim. To ensure that you receive the greatest settlement possible, contact a personal injury attorney who can initiate an investigation before witnesses forget their testimonials and evidence is lost.
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Q:I was in a minor accident and the other driver and I just exchanged insurance information without calling the police. My insurance company is now giving me a hard time for not having a report. Is a police report necessary for all car accidents?
A:It is always a good idea to call the police at the time of an automobile accident. Although all insurance carriers have different policies regarding the necessity of a police report when filing a claim, many will accept an auto insurance claim without one. Nonetheless, police reports are helpful in determining the involved parties and documenting who was at fault. This information will assist your insurance company in their investigation and may expedite the resolution of the claim.
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Q:I was in a car accident and the other motorist's insurance company just called me for a statement. Am I required to provide one?
A:No! More often than not, the other driver’s insurance company is calling to obtain information which may be used against you as you seek to recover losses. Respectfully decline their request and inform them that if they would like a copy of your statement, they may contact your insurance carrier directly.
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Q:Who is responsible for my medical treatment and expenses?
A:In most cases, the party at-fault (or his respective insurance company) is responsible for paying for medical treatment and other related expenses such as lost work and compensation for vehicle damage. The extent of liability for an injury resulting from a car accident can vary based on jurisdiction. As a result, it is crucial that you hire a personal injury attorney who can help determine fault and recover any financial losses you’ve incurred.

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