A hit-and-run accident can leave victims feeling helpless—injured, without answers, and unsure how to recover damages. When a driver flees the scene, it complicates the process of seeking compensation, but that doesn’t mean you’re out of options.
At Small Law Firm, we help victims of hit-and-run crashes navigate insurance claims, work with law enforcement, and explore all available legal avenues to secure the compensation they deserve.
When a driver leaves the scene, identifying them can be difficult—but not impossible. Our team works with law enforcement, accident reconstruction experts, and insurance providers to investigate your case.
✔ Severe head trauma – Concussions and brain injuries are common in high-impact crashes.
✔ Broken bones & internal injuries – The force of impact often leads to long-term medical needs.
✔ Financial hardships – Medical bills, lost income, and ongoing treatment can create major burdens.
Even if the driver is never found, you may still have options for compensation through uninsured motorist (UM) coverage. Small Law Firm will review your policy, negotiate with insurers, and pursue every available option to help you recover.
If you’ve been the victim of a hit-and-run accident, you need a legal team that understands how to secure compensation—even when the at-fault driver is unknown. Here’s why people trust Small Law Firm:
✔ Personalized Attention: Every case receives individualized care and direct legal guidance.
✔ Decades of Experience: Helping hit-and-run victims across New York State recover damages.
✔ Proven Results: Over $100 million in settlements recovered for our clients.
✔ No Upfront Costs: You pay nothing unless we win your case.
A hit-and-run driver shouldn’t leave you without options. If you’ve been injured, contact us today for a free case review, and let us help you move forward.
Call 911 immediately to report the incident and seek medical attention. Provide law enforcement with as much detail as possible about the fleeing vehicle, such as license plate numbers or identifying marks.
Witness testimony can be crucial in identifying the driver or corroborating your version of events. Craig will gather statements and work with law enforcement to strengthen your case.
In New York, you generally have three years to file a personal injury claim. However, shorter deadlines may apply for uninsured motorist claims. Acting quickly ensures evidence is preserved.
If the at-fault driver cannot be located, you may file a claim under your uninsured motorist coverage. Craig Small will work with your insurance company to recover damages.
Yes. New York’s comparative negligence law allows you to recover damages even if you share some blame. Your compensation may be reduced based on your percentage of fault.