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Manhasset, New York — Law Office of Jason Tenenbaum serves personal injury and employment clients throughout Manhasset and Nassau County

Manhasset, NY · Personal Injury & Employment Law

Manhasset Personal Injury & Employment Lawyer

If you were injured due to someone else's negligence or unlawfully treated at work in Manhasset, you deserve powerful legal representation. Our attorneys fight for maximum compensation for residents of Nassau County's prestigious North Shore and all of Long Island.

Why Choose Our Firm

Why Choose Us for Your Manhasset Case

Nassau County Court Experience

Seasoned experience navigating Nassau County Supreme Court in Mineola, the Town of North Hempstead Court, and the unique procedural landscape of Long Island litigation — including complex medical malpractice and high-value personal injury claims.

No Fee Unless We Win

You pay nothing upfront. Our fee is a percentage of what we recover — if we don't win, you owe us nothing. Zero financial risk to Manhasset clients pursuing justice.

Dual Practice Expertise

Uniquely positioned to handle cases where personal injury and employment law intersect — hospital worker injuries at Northwell Health, retail employee claims, and employer negligence throughout Manhasset's healthcare and luxury retail economy.

24/7 Availability

Accidents and workplace crises don't follow business hours. Our team is reachable nights, weekends, and holidays — whenever Manhasset residents need urgent legal guidance.

Proven Track Record

Millions recovered for clients across Long Island and New York City. Our results-driven approach levels the playing field against well-funded insurers, hospital defense teams, and corporations.

Client-First Approach

Every case receives the personal attention it deserves. We listen first, then build a strategy tailored to your specific circumstances — from Manhasset to Great Neck, Port Washington, Roslyn, and everywhere in between.

Manhasset Personal Injury & Employment Attorney

Manhasset is one of Long Island's most affluent and well-known North Shore communities, part of the historic Gold Coast area of Nassau County. It is home to North Shore University Hospital — a flagship facility of the Northwell Health system and one of the largest employers on Long Island. The upscale Americana Manhasset shopping center and a bustling commercial corridor along Northern Boulevard add to the area's significant economic activity.

However, heavy traffic on Northern Boulevard, the Long Island Expressway, and Shelter Rock Road makes accidents an unfortunate reality. When they happen, a skilled personal injury attorney does more than file paperwork — they become your advocate, challenging insurers and fighting for full compensation.

Manhasset's status as a major healthcare hub makes medical malpractice cases particularly relevant. Surgical errors, misdiagnoses, emergency room negligence, and birth injuries at North Shore University Hospital require attorneys who understand both the medicine and the law — and who can stand up to the well-funded legal teams that large hospital systems employ. Catastrophic injuries from these events demand aggressive, experienced representation.

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Personal Injury Cases We Handle in Manhasset

  • Car and truck accidents on Northern Boulevard, the Long Island Expressway, Shelter Rock Road, and Plandome Road
  • Pedestrian accidents near the Manhasset LIRR station, Northern Boulevard shopping areas, and Americana Manhasset
  • Slip and fall injuries at Americana Manhasset, commercial properties, parking lots, and the hospital campus
  • Construction site accidents under New York Labor Law §200, §240 (Scaffold Law), and §241(6)
  • Medical malpractice at North Shore University Hospital (Northwell Health), surgical centers, and medical offices throughout the community
  • Bicycle accidents on local roads and cycling routes through Manhasset and the North Shore
  • Dog bite injuries in Manhasset parks, sidewalks, and residential neighborhoods
  • Wrongful death claims for Manhasset families who lost loved ones due to another's negligence

Handling traumatic cases requires more than legal knowledge — it demands tenacity. Lawyers representing injury victims frequently encounter harrowing circumstances, from LIE highway pileups to hospital negligence that changes lives forever. Our attorneys are equipped to challenge insurance companies and hospital defense teams that aggressively minimize claims, backed by expert witnesses, medical records, and thorough evidence preservation strategies.

Employment Law for Manhasset Workers

Manhasset's economy is dominated by healthcare at the Northwell Health campus, luxury retail at Americana Manhasset and along Northern Boulevard, professional services, and education. An employment lawyer helps workers navigate disputes including unpaid overtime, safety violations, and wrongful terminations. We enforce protections under federal and state law, including:

Complex employment cases often hinge on detailed evidence. Documentation like emails, text messages, shift logs, and pay stubs can make or break a claim. Healthcare workers at Northwell Health facilities are particularly vulnerable to long hours and overtime violations. If you face harassment or unsafe conditions at a Manhasset-area workplace, report it in writing immediately and keep copies of everything. A lawyer can then help file claims with the EEOC or New York's Division of Human Rights, often securing back pay or reinstatement.

When Personal Injury & Employment Law Intersect

An injury at work might involve two legal paths: workers' compensation and a personal injury lawsuit. For instance, a nurse injured by defective medical equipment at North Shore University Hospital could file for workers' comp while also suing the equipment manufacturer. A construction worker injured on a residential renovation project in Manhasset could pursue:

  • Workers' compensation benefits covering medical costs and partial lost wages
  • A third-party liability claim against the property owner or general contractor
  • A pain and suffering claim to recover additional damages not covered by workers' comp

Critical Deadlines: Don't Wait

Legal deadlines — statutes of limitations — impose strict timeframes for filing claims. Missing them forfeits your rights entirely.

  • Personal injury: 3 years from the date of the accident in most cases
  • Medical malpractice: 2.5 years from the date of the malpractice or last treatment
  • Municipal claims: 90 days to file a Notice of Claim against a government entity
  • EEOC discrimination charges: 300 days from the discriminatory act — sometimes less

Medical records from North Shore University Hospital are time-sensitive, and hospital surveillance footage is often overwritten within weeks. Our attorneys move fast to preserve critical evidence while building the strongest possible case. The Law Office of Jason Tenenbaum, P.C. plays a vital role in leveling the playing field — especially against well-funded hospital systems and insurers. Call 516-750-0595 or use our contact form to schedule your free consultation today. For background on NY injury law, see our legal encyclopedia. New York's comparative negligence rule means you can usually recover even if you were partially at fault, though in motor vehicle cases commenced on or after May 26, 2026, recovery is barred if your share of fault is greater than the other side's.

From the public record

Manhasset by the Record: Crashes, Roads and Who a Claim Is Against

These figures come from federal and state records for Manhasset, compiled in the Long Island Traffic town fact book. They describe crashes inside the hamlet's boundary, including through-traffic, so they are not a ranking of how safe Manhasset is.

7

people killed in 7 fatal crashes, 2010–2024 (NHTSA FARS)

2

of those deaths were pedestrians; 0 were bicyclists and 1 motorcyclists

29%

of the fatal crashes happened in the dark

3,822

injury crashes of 16,765 reported, 2021–2024 (Manhasset is part of the Town of North Hempstead; the state crash file reports by town) (NYS DMV)

Roads with the most traffic deaths in Manhasset, 2010–2024

RoadDeaths
Plandome Rd2
Community Dr2
Northern Boulevard / Route 25A2
Shelter Rock Rd1

Who owns the road decides who the claim is against

Of the 4 fatal crashes in Manhasset from 2015–2024 with a recorded road owner, 0% were on state roads, 25% on county roads, 75% on town roads. When a road defect, missing signal or untreated ice is part of the case, the owner sets the first deadline:

  • State road: a claim or notice of intention in the Court of Claims within 90 days (Court of Claims Act § 10(3)).
  • Nassau County road: a notice of claim within 90 days (General Municipal Law § 50-e); the county's liability for its roads is in Highway Law § 139.
  • Town road: a notice of claim within 90 days, and the prior written notice rule of Town Law § 65-a.

The average one-way commute for Manhasset workers is 33.9 minutes, shorter than the Nassau County average of 36 minutes (American Community Survey, 2020–2024).

Sources: Census 2020, Census ACS, NHTSA FARS, NYS DMV crash data. Method.

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the Law Office of Jason Tenenbaum handle cases for Manhasset residents?
Yes. The Law Office of Jason Tenenbaum, P.C. is licensed to practice throughout New York State, including Manhasset and all of Nassau County. We handle personal injury and employment cases from our Huntington Station office on Long Island, providing convenient representation for Manhasset residents and the surrounding North Shore communities.
What types of personal injury cases do you handle for Manhasset residents?
We handle a wide range of personal injury cases for Manhasset residents, including car accidents on Northern Boulevard and the LIE, slip and fall injuries at Americana Manhasset, medical malpractice at North Shore University Hospital, wrongful death, dog bites, truck accidents, pedestrian accidents, bicycle accidents, and catastrophic injuries throughout Great Neck, Port Washington, Roslyn, and Plandome.
Can you handle medical malpractice cases at North Shore University Hospital?
Yes. North Shore University Hospital, part of the Northwell Health system, is one of the largest and busiest hospitals on Long Island. We handle medical malpractice cases involving surgical errors, misdiagnoses, emergency room negligence, medication errors, and birth injuries at North Shore University Hospital and affiliated facilities. These cases require specialized medical expertise, and our attorneys work with top medical experts to build compelling claims.
How much does it cost to hire a Manhasset personal injury lawyer?
Personal injury cases are handled on a contingency fee basis — you pay nothing upfront, and our fee is a percentage of the compensation we recover. If we don't win, you owe us nothing. Employment cases vary by the nature of the claim; we discuss fee arrangements fully and transparently during your free initial consultation.
Where are Manhasset personal injury and employment cases filed?
Most Manhasset personal injury cases are filed in Nassau County Supreme Court in Mineola. Smaller claims may be handled in the Town of North Hempstead Court or Nassau County District Court. Employment discrimination charges are typically filed with the EEOC or New York State Division of Human Rights. Our firm handles filings across all relevant jurisdictions.
How long do I have to file a car accident lawsuit in Manhasset?
Most Manhasset car accident claims must be filed within 3 years of the accident date under CPLR § 214. However, if a Town of North Hempstead vehicle, Nassau County vehicle, or defective road condition contributed to the crash, you have only 90 days to serve a Notice of Claim under General Municipal Law § 50-e. Missing this 90-day deadline permanently bars your right to sue the government. Contact us immediately after any Manhasset accident involving a government vehicle or road defect.
Which roads in Manhasset have had the most fatal crashes?
In the federal fatal-crash record (NHTSA FARS) for 2010–2024, the roads in Manhasset with the most traffic deaths were Plandome Rd (2 deaths), Community Dr (2 deaths) and Northern Boulevard / Route 25A (2 deaths). Across Manhasset, 7 people died in 7 fatal crashes in that period, 2 of them pedestrians. Death counts reflect traffic volume and road length as well as risk, so they are not a safety ranking; the full record is in the Long Island Traffic town fact book.
What should I do after a car accident in Manhasset?
Call 911 and obtain a police report. Photograph all vehicles, the road, traffic signals, and any injuries. Get witness names and contact information. Do not give a recorded statement to the other driver's insurance company without speaking to an attorney first. File your no-fault application with your own insurer within 30 days. Then consult an attorney as soon as possible. For a step-by-step checklist, see our First 24 Hours After a Car Accident on Long Island guide.

Car Accident Lawyer in Manhasset, Nassau County

Manhasset is an affluent North Shore Nassau County hamlet known for the Americana Manhasset luxury shopping center, and its roads reflect the high volume of upscale retail, commuter, and residential traffic that flows through the area daily. Northern Boulevard (Route 25A) is Manhasset's main east-west arterial and a consistent crash corridor — a multi-lane commercial road where turning movements into the Americana Manhasset and surrounding businesses create constant conflict with through traffic. Plandome Road near the Manhasset LIRR station concentrates pedestrian and vehicle traffic during rush hours. The Northern State Parkway exits 31–33 bring highway-speed merge conflicts immediately adjacent to residential areas. Community Drive connecting the Americana to Northern Boulevard generates intensive turning movement from shoppers and delivery vehicles throughout the day. The Law Office of Jason Tenenbaum represents Manhasset-area residents injured on these corridors.

Manhasset is an unincorporated hamlet within the Town of North Hempstead. Car accident lawsuits from Manhasset are filed in Nassau County Supreme Court in Mineola — approximately 10 miles south. New York's comparative negligence rule under CPLR § 1411 reduces your recovery by your share of fault. In car accident cases commenced on or after May 26, 2026, you cannot recover if your share of fault is greater than the other driver's. The serious injury threshold under Insurance Law § 5102(d) determines whether your injuries allow you to pursue pain and suffering damages beyond no-fault benefits.

After a Manhasset car accident, file your no-fault application within 30 days. The 3-year SOL under CPLR § 214 applies to private party claims. If a Town of North Hempstead or Nassau County road defect contributed to the crash, the Notice of Claim under GML § 50-e must be served within 90 days. Call us for a free consultation before any deadline passes.

For island-wide guidance on claims and damages, read our overview for Long Island car accident cases. Our settlement calculator can help you think through numbers at a high level, and the First 24 Hours After a Car Accident on Long Island resource covers what to do immediately after a crash.

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