Davidov & Cohen Law is a personal injury firm in Fresh Meadows. We represent people hurt in accidents across the five boroughs and the rest of New York State — and injury work is the only thing we do.
We handle injury cases: car and truck collisions, construction and workplace accidents, falls on badly maintained property, bus and rideshare crashes, dog bites, medical harm at birth, and the wrongful death claims that follow the worst of them. We do not do real estate closings, or divorces, or business formation. There is no second department here quietly subsidizing the first.
That focus is the point. Injury practice in New York turns on a specific and unforgiving set of rules — the no-fault system, the serious injury threshold, the Labor Law protections for construction workers, the short clock that starts running the moment a public body is involved. Those are not things you pick up between other kinds of work.
A dynamic advocate who has recovered millions of dollars for injured clients through thorough investigation, expert negotiation and a client-first approach — in settlement talks and in the courtroom.
JD, New York Law School
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David pairs strategic thinking with compassionate client care — recovering millions for injured New Yorkers while treating every client like family.
JD, Hofstra University School of Law · B.S. Business, St. John’s University
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Our office is located at 185-22 Union Turnpike in Fresh Meadows, minutes from the courthouse in Jamaica. We take cases across all five boroughs and the rest of New York State — each borough has its own courthouse, its own venue rules and its own pattern of cases, which is why there is a page for each of them.
We also keep a page for every kind of case we take, and plain-English guides to the two rules that decide what most New York claims are worth: comparative negligence, and how contingency fees actually work.
If you were hurt and you are not sure whether you have a case, that is exactly the call to make. It costs nothing to ask, and the answer is sometimes no — which is worth knowing early rather than late.
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