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“I’m not the type to sue…”
If you’ve ever thought that—or said it out loud—you’re not alone.
We hear it all the time. After a serious injury, many people hesitate to file a claim. They’re worried it’ll make them look greedy. They don’t want drama. They don’t want to be “that person.”
But here’s the truth: You’re not suing for revenge. You’re standing up for yourself.
Personal Injury Claims Aren’t About Getting Rich
Let’s clear something up: filing a personal injury claim isn’t about hitting the jackpot.
It’s about making sure you’re not left paying the price for someone else’s mistake.
That could mean:
- Covering medical bills
- Replacing lost income
- Paying for rehab, therapy, or long-term care
- Compensating you for pain, emotional stress, or disability
If someone’s negligence caused your injury, they—not you—should cover the damage.
Most Cases Settle Without Going to Court
Another common fear: “I don’t want to be dragged through court.”
Good news—most personal injury cases in NYC settle without ever seeing a courtroom.
An experienced attorney can often negotiate a fair settlement with the insurance company behind the scenes.
But if they refuse to offer what’s fair? We prepare to fight—and win—in court. You won’t do it alone.
This Isn’t About “Suing a Person”—It’s Usually About Suing an Insurance Company
Many people hesitate because they don’t want to sue an individual—especially if it’s someone they know or who "didn’t mean to cause harm."
But in almost every case, it’s the insurance company that pays—not the person.
That’s why they exist. And trust us, they’re not losing sleep over lowballing you.
Justice Isn’t Just for the Loudest People
You don’t have to be angry to seek justice. You don’t have to be litigious or aggressive.
You just need to believe that your recovery, your finances, and your future are worth protecting.
If you’ve been hurt, the question isn’t “Should I sue?”
It’s “Who’s going to pay for what this injury took from me?”
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Disclaimer: This blog post is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Personal injury laws vary by state and depend on the specific details of each case. If you have questions about your legal rights or options, consider consulting a qualified attorney to discuss your situation.
The Law Offices of Jason G. Krantz, P.C.
Jason G. Krantz has been a New York City personal injury lawyer for over 30 years, representing clients with unwavering dedication. Admitted to the New York and New Jersey state and federal bars in 1994, Jason has built a stellar reputation for achieving results both as a trial attorney and an advocate, earning the trust of clients, judges, and insurers alike.
