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Car Accident and Personal Injury Lawyer in Forest Hills, Queens

Forest Hills carries some of NYC’s most chronically problematic traffic — particularly along Queens Boulevard, which earned the nickname “Boulevard of Death” for decades and remains a serious accident corridor despite multiple redesigns. The neighborhood’s substantial Persian/Iranian and Bukharian Jewish communities, plus its position as a major Queens transit hub, produces a varied accident profile.

Amparo Law Firm represents Forest Hills residents — including the substantial Farsi-speaking community — injured in motor vehicle accidents, pedestrian strikes, and cyclist collisions. We work in English, Spanish, and Farsi.
  • Queens Boulevard. Wide, fast corridor with frequent pedestrian fatalities historically. Crashes concentrate at the major cross-streets including 71st Avenue, Continental Avenue, and 67th Avenue.
  • Continental Avenue intersection with Queens Boulevard — multi-direction conflict point.
  • Austin Street through the commercial corridor — pedestrian density.
  • 71st Avenue — major north-south arterial with school zones and pedestrian density.
  • Yellowstone Boulevard — alternative arterial with speeding incidents.
  • Union Turnpike at the Forest Hills/Kew Gardens border.

PIP coverage. 30-day filing deadline. Pain and suffering requires meeting the serious injury threshold.

Call 911. Photograph the scene. Get the police report. Get medical care. File the PIP application within 30 days. Don’t give a recorded statement. Call us.

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Trilingual representation including Farsi for Forest Hills’ substantial Persian community. Federal-court-trained advocacy. Free consultation, no fee unless we recover.

Service Area
High-Incident Intersections
Bedford Ave & N 7th St
L-train hub
Metropolitan & BQE on-ramp
Highway access
Broadway & Roebling
Pedestrian-heavy
Williamsburg Bridge approach
Cyclist mix
Driggs Ave & Grand
L-train hub Rear-end zone

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