Steven Gacovino has 33 years of personal injury experience serving clients in Suffolk County (Long Island), New York. He explains how decades of case handling and hard-won insight help clients choose the right firm after an injury. This article covers his approach and why clients select his practice for personal injury claims. Ray Hrdlicka – […]
You should call a slip and fall lawyer when you have any injury needing medical treatment or causing missed work, especially head, back, hip, or fracture injuries. A lawyer helps preserve evidence, prove property-owner negligence, and calculate damages before insurance disputes and deadlines limit recovery. This article outlines common slip-and-fall injuries and the warning signs
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In a truck accident, 5+ parties can be held responsible: the truck driver, trucking company, vehicle owner, maintenance contractor, and cargo loader/manufacturer. Liability depends on FMCSA compliance, driver logs, maintenance records, and who controlled the load or equipment. This article explains how Steven Gacovino evaluates responsible parties in Long Island, New York truck crash cases.
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A motorcycle accident attorney can boost your injury recovery by gathering evidence, proving liability, and pursuing full compensation for medical bills, lost wages, and pain and suffering. Because insurers often dispute fault and undervalue motorcycle claims, early legal help can protect your rights and deadlines. This article explains how attorney Steven Gacovino supports medical care
New York requires a minimum 25/50 policy: $25,000 per person and $50,000 per accident in coverage. If multiple people are injured, total benefits can’t exceed $50,000 for that accident. This article explains required coverage basics, including supplemental uninsured/underinsured motorist minimums. Ray Hrdlicka – Host – Attorneys.Media Is that a mandatory insurance that you have to
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New York’s no-fault insurance (PIP) can pay up to $50,000 per person for medical bills and certain lost wages after a car accident, regardless of who caused the crash. In exchange, most drivers must first seek compensation through their own PIP coverage and can sue for pain and suffering only if a “serious injury” threshold
New York no-fault (PIP) generally covers your medical bills and lost wages up to $50,000 per person regardless of fault, even if the other driver is uninsured. If you need compensation beyond PIP, uninsured motorist (UM) coverage may step in for pain and suffering. This article explains how PIP and UM/UIM apply after an uninsured-driver
After a car accident, you may be entitled to compensation for medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, property damage, and future care costs. The exact categories and value depend on your injuries, fault rules, available insurance coverage, and the evidence supporting your claim. This article explains the main types of damages, what they include,
A major social media youth-harm trial begins this week, with plaintiffs seeking to hold platforms liable for harms to minors. New York attorney Steven Gacovino explains how evidence on algorithms, engagement design, and warnings could reshape litigation and regulation. This article previews the case, what to watch in court, and the broader impact on social
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Steven Gacovino is a personal injury attorney serving Suffolk County (Long Island), New York. He highlights how social media use among young people can contribute to harmful behavioral and mental health paths. This article shares his expert insight on the lawsuit’s broader implications for youth safety and legal accountability. Steven Gacovino – Personal Injury Attorney
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