Michael Brook: Hello, Alexander. Hello, dear listeners. As usual, I wish everyone health and hope you avoid any troubles or injuries, especially before the New Year and all the holidays. If, God forbid, an accident happens, and someone you know, like a friend, relative, colleague, or family member, gets injured in a situation like a car accident, and they have back pain after it, or if someone stumbled and fell, breaking something, then the best course of action is to call me as soon as possible at 718 256 56 10. Save this number in your mobile phone under 'Michael Brook' and keep it with you all the time.
If you'd like to find me online, simply enter this number on the Internet: 718 256-56 10. My website will appear, offering a wealth of information on properly insuring yourself. You can even download my contact details directly to your phone.
Listener: My wife and I were riding as passengers in an Uber taxi, and we got into an accident. We’re wondering if we should start a case, as we don't even know who was at fault. We've heard that Uber uses bad insurance like American Transit, so is it worth it to pursue a case?
Michael Brook: First, the Uber driver is likely not at fault; another driver is probably to blame. Uber drivers are professionals, so they often aren't the cause of accidents. I work with major law firms that handle any insurance company with expertise. If there are injuries, they’ll take the case and get compensation for those hurt. The insurance of the vehicle you're in, even if it's American Transit, will cover your treatment up to $50,000. If health issues arise, especially involving back pain, neck, or waist injuries, I'll connect you with a lawyer who will prosecute the responsible parties and get settlements from all insurers involved. Recently, I provided lawyers for a similar situation where a couple couldn’t exit the car after an accident. They received a settlement of $50,000 each, totaling $100,000.
If something similar happens, call me at 718 256 56 10 or enter it online to download my card directly to your phone.
Anna: My husband was cycling when an ambulance appeared out of nowhere, without any signal lights or signs. He couldn't stop in time and crashed into the ambulance. Now, his face is bruised, and his whole body hurts. Can we contact a lawyer for this situation?
Michael Brook: Your husband is certainly not at fault since he was on a bike lane and had the right of way. The driver should have ensured no cyclists were approaching before crossing the bike lane. If there are no lights on an ambulance, it has no privilege over pedestrians or cyclists. I’ll provide you with a lawyer, and I’m sure they’ll win substantial compensation for your husband. I’ve had a similar case where a truck blocked a bike lane causing an accident, and my client received $500,000.
If anything similar happens, call me immediately at 718 256 56 10 or find my website using this number. It provides valuable insurance information.
Valery: I was a pedestrian when an electric scooter sped past me, causing me to step aside and trip. Now, I have a torn tendon. Can you help me? How do we find the scooter rider?
Michael Brook: If you weren’t directly hit, then the scooter is only an indirect cause, and the focus should be on who owns the location where you tripped. My lawyer will determine whether it’s the city or a nearby building responsible for the defect. I’ll connect you with a lawyer experienced in such cases, and similar cases have resulted in $250,000 settlements.
If you encounter any similar situations, call me at 718 256 56 10 or access my website. Michael Brook, head of the Accident Investigation Bureau, will direct you to experienced lawyers for maximum compensation.