Tokov Law FAQs: Your Guide to Legal Services, Process & Fees

Clear answers to common questions about our legal services, process, and how we can help you.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do you offer free consultations?

Yes, we provide free, no-obligation case evaluations for all personal injury and property tax matters.

Do I have to sell all of my payments?

For personal injury and property tax grievance cases, you pay no attorney fees unless we successfully recover money for you.

How long do I have to file a personal injury claim in New York?

In most cases, you have three years from the date of injury to file a lawsuit, but we strongly advise acting quickly to protect evidence and your rights.

How does the property tax grievance process work?

We review your assessment, gather comparable data, file a grievance on your behalf, and represent you at hearings—with no upfront cost to you.

What percentage do you charge for property tax appeals?

Our fee is 40% of the first year’s tax savings we secure for you, only payable if we win.

Do you handle real estate closings?

Yes, we guide buyers, sellers, and investors through residential and commercial transactions from contract to closing.

What areas do you serve?

We represent clients throughout New York City, Nassau County, and surrounding areas.

How often will I receive updates about my case?

You’ll have direct access to your attorney and receive regular updates at every key stage of your case.

Understanding Personal Injury Law

Personal injury law encompasses a wide range of legal claims arising from injuries caused by the negligence or wrongful actions of others. This area of law is designed to protect the rights of individuals who have suffered harm and to provide them with a means of obtaining compensation for their losses.

Common types of personal injury cases include car accidents, slip and fall incidents, medical malpractice, and workplace injuries. Each case is unique and requires careful evaluation to determine liability and the extent of damages. At Tokov Law, we are dedicated to guiding clients through the complexities of personal injury claims, ensuring they receive the support they need.

The Property Tax Grievance Process

The property tax grievance process allows property owners to challenge their assessed property values, which can significantly affect their tax obligations. Understanding the steps involved in this process is crucial for homeowners who believe their assessments are unfair.

At Tokov Law, we assist clients in filing grievances by reviewing property assessments, gathering comparable property data, and representing them in hearings. Our goal is to ensure that property owners are not overburdened by unjust tax assessments, helping them achieve fair valuations and potential savings.

Common Questions About Attorney Fees

Many potential clients have questions regarding attorney fees and payment structures for legal services. Understanding how fees work can alleviate concerns and help clients make informed decisions when selecting legal representation.

At Tokov Law, we offer transparent fee structures, including contingency fees for personal injury cases, meaning clients only pay if we win their case. This approach ensures that legal services are accessible and aligns our interests with those of our clients, as we are committed to achieving the best possible outcomes.

What to Expect During a Free Consultation

A free consultation is an essential first step for individuals seeking legal assistance. This meeting provides an opportunity for clients to discuss their cases, ask questions, and understand their legal options without any financial commitment.

During the consultation at Tokov Law, clients can expect a thorough evaluation of their situation, personalized advice, and a clear outline of the next steps. Our attorneys are dedicated to making this process informative and supportive, ensuring clients feel empowered to move forward with their legal matters.