Personal Injury Law Firm in the Hudson Valley, NY

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Worker's Injury

$2.45M

A worker was injured when a ceiling panel fell on his head.

Construction Worker Excavation Fall

$2.3M

A construction worker who fell in excavation.

Pedestrian Electrocuted - Jury Verdict

$1.8M

A pedestrian was electrocuted by stray voltage.

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Our Practice Areas

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Construction Site Accidents

Construction sites are dangerous. When accidents happen, you need a law firm that knows how to navigate the legal complexities. We've successfully represented construction workers for 10+ years, securing the compensation they deserve.

We Also Help You With:

Scaffolding Accidents
Falling Object Accidents
Welding Accidents
Crane Accidents
Roofing Accidents
Toxic Exposure Accidents
Electrocution Accidents
Demolition Accidents
Overexertion Injuries
Explosion Accidents
Trench & Excavation Accidents
& more

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Don't Settle for Less Claim What's Yours

After an accident, insurance companies want to pay you as little as possible. Don't let them take advantage of you. Our dedicated Hudson Valley personal injury attorneys will fight tirelessly to get you the full compensation you deserve.

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(845) 986-2777

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This is more than just

a legal battle

The Firm You Can Count On When It Matters Most

Founded in Warwick, NY in 2012, The Ahearne Law Firm, PLLC has become a trusted advocate for injury victims throughout the Hudson Valley and New York City. Our attorneys have decades of combined experience in personal injury law, providing the knowledge and tenacity to take on the toughest cases.

Allan J. Ahearne, Jr.

Attorney At Law

Barton L. Slavin

Attorney At Law

Jessica J. Pauley

Paralegal

Madison Moran

Paralegal

Susan Pietras

Assistant Paralegal

Amber Ahearne

Office Manager

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We understand that this is more than just a legal battle — it's about restoring your life. That's why we combine our skill with a compassionate approach, offering personalized support to navigate the challenges ahead. Let us be the firm you count on when it matters most.

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Serving the Hudson Valley & New York City

Orange County
Nassau County
Rockland County
Suffolk County
Westchester County
Sullivan County
Ulster County
Colombia County
Dutchess County
Greene County
Putnam County
Albany County

New York

Manhattan
Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens

Warwick

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does it cost to hire a personal injury lawyer in the Hudson Valley?

At Ahearne Law Firm, we work on a contingency fee basis for all personal injury cases. This means:

You Pay Nothing Upfront: There are no out-of-pocket costs to start your case
We Only Get Paid if You Do: Our attorney fees are a percentage of the settlement or verdict we secure for you
Free Consultation: We offer free, no-obligation consultations to discuss your case and explain our fees in detail

Our goal is to make quality legal representation accessible to everyone. We want you to focus on recovering, not on worrying about legal bills.

What kind of losses can I seek compensation for in the Hudson Valley?

A serious injury can have a devastating impact on your life, both financially and emotionally. State's law allows you to seek compensation for various losses, including:

Economic Damages

These cover tangible expenses related to your injury, such as:

Medical bills (past and future)
Lost wages and reduced earning capacity
Rehabilitation costs
Property damage

A serious injury can leave you facing financial hardship. Economic damages are intended to alleviate that burden.

Non-Economic Damages

These aim to compensate you for intangible losses, such as:

Pain and suffering
Emotional distress
Loss of enjoyment of life
Disfigurement

Your lawyer knows how to assess your losses accurately and can determine a fair amount of non-economic damages to negotiate for in your claim.

Punitive Damages

In rare cases where the at-fault party acted with extreme recklessness or malice, the court may award punitive damages as further punishment.

The amount of compensation you can recover depends on the specific circumstances of your case. An experienced personal injury attorney can assess your damages and help you fight for the maximum amount to which you are entitled.

How long do I have to file a Hudson Valley personal injury lawsuit?

The statute of limitations is a law that sets a strict deadline for filing a personal injury lawsuit. In most cases, you have three years from the date of your injury to file a claim. If you miss this deadline, you could lose your right to seek compensation entirely.

However, there are some exceptions to this general rule. For example, the statute of limitations may be extended if:

The injury was not immediately discovered
The injured person is a minor
The at-fault party is a government entity (special notice requirements apply)

It's crucial to consult with a personal injury attorney as soon as possible after an accident. They can help you understand the specific deadlines that apply to your case and ensure your rights are protected.

How long does a Hudson Valley injury case take?

The timeline for resolving a personal injury case can vary widely. Here are the key factors that can impact the timeline:

Severity of Injuries: Cases involving complex injuries and ongoing medical treatment often take longer to resolve, as it's important to understand the full extent of your damages
Clarity of Liability: When it's clear who was at fault, cases tend to resolve more quickly, but complex cases involving disputes over liability can add time
Negotiations: The majority of personal injury cases settle without a trial, so the length of time depends on the complexity of the case and how quickly the parties can reach an agreement
Trial: If your case goes to trial, it could add several months or more to the process