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Paul J. Campson is an experienced trial lawyer who has successfully litigated personal injury cases on behalf of injured plaintiffs in supreme courts throughout New York, as well as in federal courts. Within Personal Injury, Paul is an experienced lawyer with lead and mold cases, abuse, motor vehicle accidents, and work injuries.
He is a past member of the Board of Directors of the New York State Trial Lawyers Association and he has written for legal publications such as “Trial Lawyers Quarterly” and “On The Case”. Paul was recognized for his pro bono work on behalf of the victims of 9/11 by the Association of Trial Lawyers of America and Trial Lawyers Care. Prior to his career in law, Paul was a member of the carpenters’ union (United Brotherhood of Carpenters)- experience and expertise that helped him become an expert within the fields of construction accidents and personal injury. In addition to handling many of his own cases, other lawyers often rely on Paul to try their tough cases; he is relied upon as the experienced trial attorney who can get clients the justice they deserve.
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Paul Campson is an amazing attorney- he cares about his clients, he is very approachable, and he knows how to fight against the very powerful insurance companies and their armies of lawyers. You would be lucky to have an advocate like Paul on your side- he knows how to get the job done.
- Adam Cohen
Paul J Campson was referred to me by another law firm. He got back to me very quickly. He was very professional as he listened to my story, he agreed to take on my case. He’s been very professional and responsive and that means a great deal to me because it shows that he is very serious about his job. I would recommend him to family ad friends.
- Deni
I have known Mr. Paul Campson for a few years of doing business. He always returns my calls promptly. He has helped me greatly and I would recommend him to anyone including my own family if they ever need his assistance. All the best in your future endeavors and thank you for everything. Sincerely Claire Smith 😊
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Do I Need a Police Report to Prove Fault in a Car Crash?
You might think that a police report is the final word on who is responsible for a car crash, but many times, that’s not the case. While insurance companies and courts may consider a police report when deciding who is to blame for injuries or damages resulting from a crash, in many cases, the report will only be part of the evidence considered.
Not All Crashes Result in a Police Report
In New York City, for example, if you’re involved in a minor “fender bender” where no one is injured, and the damage to the vehicle is $1000 or less, you’re not required to contact the police or to have a police report on file. Otherwise, in most cases, you must contact police and file your own Report of a Motor Vehicle Accident, called an MV-104, with the New York State DMV.
The Police Report Isn’t the Final Word on the Cause of the Crash
Police reports are typically filled out at the scene or shortly thereafter, based on what the officer is told by the people involved in the crash, the crash scene evidence, and what witnesses tell the officer they saw. It’s not necessarily the product of a comprehensive investigation into the crash and, in many cases, will include mistaken descriptions of the events leading up to the crash.
Other evidence, such as security camera footage, additional witness statements, vehicle “black box” data, or other physical evidence, can provide more information about who is responsible for the crash. A court considering who is responsible for a vehicle crash will consider all of that relevant evidence, not just the police report.
How Campson & Campson Can Help
If you’ve been involved in a car accident and are considering filing a lawsuit to recover for your serious injuries, damages, lost income, or other related losses, or if you’re being sued as a result of a crash, Campson & Campson can help you. In some cases, we can investigate the accident further and may be able to uncover additional information helpful to your case. In any case, we have the experience and understanding of New York law and procedure to represent you in discussions with insurance companies and, where necessary, in court. Contact us today at (212) 302-1180 or by using our online form to learn more about how we can help.
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