About Goidel & Siegel — Personal Injury New York
Goidel & Siegel LLP is a personal injury New York firm that has represented injured victims since 1991. The team has recovered millions for clients across the five boroughs. The firm focuses on holding negligent parties accountable. It guides clients from the first call through final settlement. The attorneys handle the legal work so clients can heal. You can find more local firms in our New York attorney directory. The firm offers a free consultation.
What Clients Say
Clients describe the firm as experienced and tenacious. Many highlight strong results after serious injuries. People also value clear, steady communication. They feel confident in the firm’s long track record.
Personal Injury New York — Practice Areas & Services
- Car and vehicle accidents — claims across Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens.
- Slip and fall — premises liability against negligent owners.
- Construction accidents — New York Labor Law claims for injured workers.
- Wrongful death — support for families after a fatal accident.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a personal injury lawyer cost in New York?
Most NYC injury firms work on contingency. You pay nothing unless they recover money for you. The first consultation is free.
Where are injury lawsuits heard in New York City?
Cases are filed in the New York Supreme Court for the county where the injury happened, such as 60 Centre Street in Manhattan. Most claims settle before trial, however. Your attorney manages the filings.
How long do I have to file an injury claim in New York?
New York generally allows three years from the injury date to sue. Claims against the city have much shorter notice deadlines. Acting early protects your rights.
Quick Facts: Personal Injury in New York, New York
- City crashes: NYC recorded over 90,000 traffic collisions in 2024, with more than 40,000 causing injuries — NYPD Traffic Data
- Top factor: Driver distraction is consistently the leading contributing factor in injury crashes — NYC Open Data, Motor Vehicle Collisions
- Filing window: Most NY injury suits must be filed within 3 years — N.Y. CPLR 214

