Personal Injury Law Practice Areas

Personal Injury Lawyers in Rochester

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Our personal injury attorneys offer support in numerous practice areas for injuries that occur through negligence or recklessness of others. We have over 40 years of experience as personal injury lawyers assisting the Rochester, NY region representing those who have been in car accidents, motorcycle accidents, or other motor vehicle accidents. We can also assist those injured in pedestrian accidents, bicycle accidents, or those who have been injured in a slip or fall or construction site accident.

See our full list of personal injury practice areas.

News & Events

MCCM Nominated in 2022 Reader Rankings Awards

McConville, Considine, Cooman & Morin, P.C. was again honored in the 2022 Reader Rankings Awards from the Rochester Business Journal and The Daily Record. The law firm was nominated in…

Kristen Dombroski Joins MCCM in Personal Injury Practice Group

McConville Considine Cooman & Morin P.C. is pleased to announce that attorney Kristen Dombroski has joined the firm. Kristen is a member of the personal injury practice group where she will represent…

MCCM Personal Injury Attorneys Honored in “Best Law Firms” 2022 Rankings

McConville Considine Cooman & Morin, P.C. is pleased to announce that our Rochester area firm has been included in the Twelfth Edition of the "Best Law Firms" rankings by Best Lawyers® and U.S. News…

Articles

What Types of Compensation are Included in a Personal Injury Claim?

Money damages are awarded to an injured person on the theory that he or she is entitled to be compensated for all losses proximately resulting from the injuries caused by the negligence of others.…

Can My Spouse Seek Compensation in a Personal Injury Claim?

“Loss of consortium” is one of two primary causes of action which arise when a spouse is injured in a personal injury action, but will not apply in certain situations, such as when a…

Can a Parent Be Held Responsible if their Child Injures Someone Else?

Generally, a parent or legal guardian is not liable for wrongful acts committed by a child. However, a parent or legal guardian may be held accountable for the actions of a child, between 10 and 18…