Start with the incident and its consequences
A serious injury can affect medical care, work, and the ability to manage daily responsibilities. Brooklyn residents can speak directly with Leonid Krimsky about how the incident happened, the available evidence, and whether legal investigation is appropriate. The case evaluation is free.
Evidence that may be lost over time
Photographs of the scene, witness details, incident reports, and video may help reconstruct an event. Keep the original files and note when they were taken or received. Ask an attorney about preservation early, particularly if a business or another person controls the evidence.
Your treatment record and work history
Bring the names of treating providers and the dates of emergency care, follow-up visits, and therapy. Save records of missed work and expenses connected to the injury. These documents help explain the impact without requiring you to estimate the value of a case on your own.
Serving Brooklyn from a Manhattan office
Krimsky Law’s office is 277 Broadway, Suite 400, New York, NY 10007. Call (212) 269-7000 to discuss your situation and arrange the next step. South Brooklyn inquiries are welcome, including from Brighton Beach, Sheepshead Bay, and Bensonhurst.