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$76 million: Serious injuries to a family involved in a collision with a tractor trailer, largest structured settlement in New York State history at the time.

$60 million: A Bronx woman sustained a permanent injury to her genital area when her doctor did not follow accepted medical practices or inform her of risks.

$25 million: Estate of 34-year-old mother of three awarded $25 million against convicted murderer and rapist who was wrongly freed from an upstate prison.

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How Do I Know If I Have a Valid Car Accident Claim?

Because the specific circumstances surrounding each car accident are different, it is difficult to tell if you have a valid personal injury claim without examining all of the facts available. For that reason, it is essential to have an experienced car accident lawyer on your side to discuss the details regarding your claim and your legal options. An experienced attorney can help you determine whether or not you have a valid claim and may be able to help you determine what kind of compensation you may be eligible for.

The Bronx car accident lawyers of Parker Waichman, LLP are here to help you if you have been injured in an automobile accident. Contact us at 1-888-244-2273 for assistance with your claim.

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