Staten Island Personal Injury Attorneys

Legal Advocacy Nearby

From the Staten Island Ferry terminal in St. George to the quiet streets of Tottenville, life here moves at its own pace—until an accident changes everything. If you’ve been injured due to someone else’s negligence, you deserve a Staten Island personal injury lawyer who knows the borough’s roads, courtrooms, and community as well as you do. Our team fights for fair compensation so you can focus on healing.

Serving Staten Island: From Tottenville to St. George

We work with clients across every Staten Island neighborhood—Midland Beach, Great Kills, West Brighton, Stapleton, and beyond. Whether your injury happened on the Staten Island Expressway, in a South Shore neighborhood, or on a city-owned property, we have the local insight to build a strong case.

Common Local Injuries: Verrazzano Traffic, Waterfront Falls

Our Staten Island personal injury attorneys handle cases including:

Truck colliding with a car.

frequent collisions on the Staten Island Expressway, Goethals Bridge, and Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge.

Person slipping and falling down, indicating a potential hazard.

accidents on boardwalks, piers, and marinas.

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injuries on MTA buses or at Staten Island Railway stations.

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jobsite accidents in developing neighborhoods and along major road projects.

Why SI Clients Choose Us

Staten Island Courtroom Experience

We have extensive experience navigating cases through Richmond County Supreme Court, giving us an advantage in understanding local procedures and the expectations of Staten Island judges. We also work closely with Staten Island University Hospital, Richmond University Medical Center, and other healthcare facilities to gather the medical documentation needed to prove your damages.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Do Staten Island injury cases go to Kings County Supreme Court?

    No—most Staten Island injury cases are handled in Richmond County Supreme Court, unless there are specific legal reasons to file elsewhere.

  • How soon should I contact a lawyer after an injury?

    Immediately. In New York, strict filing deadlines apply, and certain claims require notice within 90 days. The sooner we get started, the better we can preserve evidence.

  • Can you meet me if I’m in the hospital?

    Yes. We can come to Staten Island University Hospital, your home, or meet virtually if travel is difficult.

Let's Talk

Free Case Review – We Can Meet at SI Hospital or Your Home

You don’t have to travel far to get the help you need. We offer free, no-obligation consultations anywhere on Staten Island, and you pay nothing unless we win your case. Call today to schedule your review and start protecting your rights.