Our Values
Compassion
We listen carefully to your questions and concerns because we know you are going through a difficult time.
Proactive
Our experienced law firm will do everything possible to provide you with the best results.
Integrity
We work for your interests with honesty and using all our legal power.
Our Office
Free consultation! If you cannot come to our offices, we will come to you.
Our Office
100 William St. 19th Floor
New York, NY 10038
Phone
(646) 350-3820
E-mail
[email protected]
Frequently Asked Questions About Us
You should hire an attorney who specializes in the type of accident you suffered. You should find an attorney who will listen to you and be willing to help you with your concerns. You should hire an attorney who has an approved record of winning your type of case.
Gorayeb & Associates, P.C. is dedicated to achieving maximum compensation for victims of construction accidents regardless of their immigration status. Your immigration status does not prevent you from filing a claim and being compensated for your injuries. Our staff speaks Spanish and is ready to help you. Gorayeb & Associates has over 35 years of experience and we have won over $1 Billion dollars for our clients.
The attorneys and support staff are prepared to assist all of our Spanish-speaking clients.
Personal injury cases are handled on a contingency basis which means that the client doesn't pay anything unless the attorney wins the case. All costs of the case are advanced by the attorney so you pay nothing unless the attorney wins the case and you receive your monetary compensation.
No. Our law firm as well as our investigators who include retired NYPD detectives get all the information they need to win your case. Our investigators contact the witnesses and visit the site where the accident occurred to obtain the necessary information. It is our responsibility to obtain all the information and documentation to win your case.
The value of a claim is determined by five factors. The legal liability of the defendant (how the accident occurred), the cost of your medical treatment (doctors, hospitals, etc.), the amount of money you lose because your ability to work is affected, and compensation for your pain, suffering and the life changes that occur because of that pain.
If you are married, your spouse may also be entitled to claim compensation.
The amount of time it takes for a case to be concluded depends on the type of accident, how many companies must be sued, the severity of your injuries, and how many surgeries you have had. Generally, cases take between three and five years to be fully litigated.