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Vlahadamis Law PLLC. Serving Long Island & New York collectively for 20 years.

10/03/2026

Most adjusters are friendly and easy to talk to. They also work for the insurance company, not for you.

Everything you say on that first call goes into their file, and that file follows your claim all the way to the offer.

If they call before you’re ready, you can keep it simple: “I’d rather speak with a lawyer first.” It’s polite, and it’s enough.

Then call us. We’ll tell you what to expect and which questions you don’t have to answer.

Call or text 631-594-5400. Free consultation, no fee unless we win.

09/30/2026

Most people assume the driver in the back is always at fault in a rear-end crash. In New York, that’s usually where the case starts. It isn’t always where it ends.

The law presumes the rear driver was following too closely or not paying attention. That presumption can be challenged. If the car in front cut across lanes without enough room, failed to yield, or stopped short for no reason, the rear driver may have a valid explanation for the crash.

New York also follows comparative fault, which means responsibility can be split between drivers based on what each one did.

Involved in an accident? Call or text 631-594-5400. Free consultation, no fee unless we win.

09/28/2026

Plumbers, contractors, home health aides, delivery drivers, sales reps. A lot of Long Island’s workday happens behind the wheel, on the LIE, Sunrise Highway and every back road in between.

When one of those drives ends in a crash, most people file for comp and stop there. Comp may only be half of it.

One more thing to know. In New York, if you settle with the other driver without the comp carrier’s written consent or a court’s approval, your future comp benefits can be cut off. That’s why we want to talk before you sign a release or agree to any settlement.

If you were hurt driving for your job anywhere in Suffolk, Nassau, the Hamptons or NYC, call or text 631-594-5400. Free consultation, no fee unless we win.

09/25/2026

When you’ve been seriously hurt, the calls start fast. It could be a car crash, a fall on someone else’s property or a dog bite. Either way, an adjuster wants a statement, the bills start showing up, and your doctor’s office wants insurance information you don’t have yet.

Most people try to handle all of it alone while they’re still hurting. You don’t have to.

We’re brothers from Long Island, and we built our practice so getting help feels simple. Tell us what happened, and our team takes the calls, the forms and the deadlines off your plate.

Call or text 631-594-5400. Free consultation, no fee unless we win.

09/24/2026

There’s nobody more important than your kids, and keeping them safe starts before the car even leaves the driveway.

New York’s car seat rules have changed twice in the last seven years. In 2019, the state started requiring rear-facing seats until age 2 after research showed they protect a young child’s head, neck and spine far better in a crash. In 2020, every passenger in the car had to start buckling up, back seat included, because unbelted passengers can be thrown forward and hurt themselves and the people in front of them.

Kids also outgrow their seats faster than we expect, so the seat that fit in the spring might not fit by fall. Take a minute this week to check the straps, the height limits and the base.

Not sure it’s right? Free help is closer than you think. The Suffolk County Sheriff’s Office and Nassau County Police Department both offer car seat checks, and you can find more inspection stations and events near you at trafficsafety.ny.gov

09/22/2026

“Never got” them. Isn’t that interesting.
We have the fax confirmation, the certified mail receipt and the date stamp. And a paralegal who remembers the exact afternoon she sent them.

We’re not saying anyone lost them on purpose. Big companies handle thousands of files a day, and things slip through the cracks. But when your records go missing, your claim can stall. Treatment gets questioned, payments get pushed back, and you’re the one left waiting while the bills keep coming.

That’s where we come in. We track every page that leaves our office: what was sent, when it went out and who received it. When something goes missing, we already have the proof. We make the follow up calls and keep your claim moving so you can focus on healing.

09/21/2026

She told us she did not want to “make a fuss.”
 That is how a lot of people describe it. You are standing, you are talking, everyone at the scene has somewhere else to be, and getting into an ambulance feels like an overreaction for something you are not even sure is an injury yet.
 Getting checked out is not making a fuss.
Adrenaline covers a lot at the scene, and soft tissue injuries and concussions often do not announce themselves until the next morning.
 New York does not require an ambulance ride for you to have a valid injury claim. The insurance company knows that and uses the refusal anyway, treating a signature you gave while shaken up as if it were a medical exam.
 It is answerable. Treatment records, a clear symptom timeline, and doctors explaining in writing why these injuries surface days later. Once the medicine is on the table, the paperwork argument shrinks fast.

If you were in an accident, get seen. Same day if you can, within a few days at the latest. Say it was a car accident and list every symptom, not just the loudest one. That record is what protects you months down the road.

And if you already waved off the ambulance, that does not mean you were not hurt. Contact us and we will help you figure out what to do next.

Vlahadamis Accident & Injury Attorneys. Located in Hampton Bays, Long Island. Serving Suffolk County, Nassau County, and NYC. Free consultation, no attorney fee unless we recover. Call 631-594-5400. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Attorney Advertising.

09/18/2026

Turns out being talked about behind your back is fine when it happens in a Google review.

Stephen has already sent this to the group chat twice. James has seen it. Libby has seen it. The mailman is next.

The part we actually care about is what Mary said about the questions. Even the ones that had nothing to do with her case. Nobody calls a personal injury attorney knowing how any of this works, and pretending otherwise helps no one.

So ask us the question you think is too small to ask. That is usually the one keeping you up at night. That is what we are here for.

Vlahadamis Accident & Injury Attorneys. Located in Hampton Bays, Long Island. Serving Suffolk County, Nassau County, and NYC. Free consultation, no attorney fee unless we recover. Call 631-594-5400. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Attorney Advertising.

09/16/2026

New York has one of the strictest school bus stop laws in the country, and most drivers get it wrong.

When those red lights are flashing, you stop. Both directions. Two lane road, four lane road, divided highway with a median. New York has no exception for any of it. The bus is loading or unloading kids and the law treats every lane the same.

Yellow lights mean the stop is coming. Red means children are already moving. You stay put until the bus pulls away or the driver waves you through, and the DMV asks you to hold at least twenty feet back.

Get it wrong and it is five points on your license every single time, plus a fine that climbs with each conviction. Suffolk County and Nassau County both run stop-arm cameras, and those tickets go to the registered owner of the car regardless of who was behind the wheel.
 The reason the law is written this way has nothing to do with points. Kids are small, they are rushing, and the few feet around the bus are exactly where drivers cannot see them.

Slow down through the neighborhoods. School is back in.

09/15/2026

Everyone thinks personal injury lawyers only show up for court dates. Before any of that, we want to know you are okay.

Not every doctor on Long Island takes no fault insurance. So people who just got hurt spend days calling around, getting turned away, and end up waiting weeks to be seen. We have a network of doctors across Suffolk and Nassau who take no fault and know how to treat accident injuries. One call and we can point you toward someone who will see you.

Getting in quickly matters for your recovery, and it matters for your case too. Insurance companies look closely at gaps in treatment. Properly documented injuries from the start build a much stronger claim than a record that begins a month late.

Your health and wellbeing come first. Everything else follows.

Be sure to save our name and number incase you ever need it. 631-594-5400

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Tuesday	9am - 6pm
Wednesday	9am - 6pm
Thursday	9am - 6pm
Friday	9am - 6pm

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