New York law limits when you can sue for pain and suffering after a car accident—here’s what qualifies as a serious injury.
Why New York Has a 'Serious Injury' Threshold
Why New York Has a ‘Serious Injury’ Threshold
What Qualifies as a 'Serious Injury' Under New York Law
What Qualifies as a ‘Serious Injury’ Under New York Law
Proving Your Injury Meets the Threshold
Proving Your Injury Meets the Threshold
Frequently asked questions
Can I still recover compensation if my injury doesn't meet the serious injury threshold?
Can I still recover compensation if my injury doesn’t meet the serious injury threshold?
What if I felt fine right after the accident but developed symptoms later?
What if I felt fine right after the accident but developed symptoms later?
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