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Law Office of Brett J. Nomberg, PLLC — Serving Nassau County & All of Long Island
Nassau County Personal Injury Lawyer Brett J. Nomberg has represented injury victims throughout Nassau County and Long Island for over 30 years. He is the founder of the Law Office of Brett J. Nomberg, PLLC. His firm handles the full range of Nassau County personal injury claims — car accidents on the Meadowbrook Parkway, construction falls in Garden City, slip and fall injuries at Roosevelt Field, pedestrian accidents, and medical malpractice. Brett personally manages every case. No associates are assigned. Clients can reach him any day, including weekends.
Nassau County injury cases go through Nassau County Supreme Court in Mineola — not New York City courts. That distinction matters. Suburban municipalities, shopping centers, county roads, and private property owners each carry different liability rules than those that apply in the five boroughs. Claims involving the Town of Hempstead, Nassau Inter-County Express (NICE) Bus, or any county department are subject to municipal procedures. Under General Municipal Law §50-e, a Notice of Claim must be filed within 90 days of the incident. Missing that deadline permanently bars your right to sue a public entity — regardless of how serious your injuries are.
Nassau County also operates under New York’s no-fault insurance system. Under New York Insurance Law §5102(d), accident victims must meet the serious injury threshold to pursue pain and suffering damages beyond basic no-fault coverage. This threshold — which includes fractures, significant disfigurement, and disabilities lasting 90 or more days — is one that insurers challenge aggressively. As an experienced Long Island personal injury attorney, Brett understands how Nassau County insurers evaluate claims, what evidence local courts expect, and how to build a case that withstands those challenges from the start.
Days to file a Notice of Claim against a Nassau County public entity
Statute of limitations for private party personal injury claims
Years fighting for Nassau County injury victims
Unlike the five boroughs of New York City, Nassau County has its own court system, its own municipal agencies, and its own procedural rules. Cases are litigated in Nassau County Supreme Court in Mineola. Local knowledge — of the courts, the judges, the insurers, and the liability landscape — matters as much as legal experience.
Nassau County is densely developed with shopping centers, highways, suburban intersections, and ongoing construction. Liability in any given case may fall on a private property owner, a municipality, a contractor, or a combination of all three. Brett investigates every responsible party and pursues all available sources of recovery.
Critical Deadline — Municipal Claims
Claims against the Town of Hempstead, NICE Bus, Nassau County, or any public entity require a Notice of Claim under General Municipal Law §50-e within 90 days of the incident. Missing this deadline permanently bars your claim — regardless of injury severity. Brett handles all Notice of Claim filings correctly and on time.
Many Nassau County injury victims don’t realize their accident involved a public entity until it’s too late. A sidewalk that looks private may be county-maintained. A bus stop collision may involve NICE Bus. Brett identifies all responsible parties immediately so no deadline is ever missed.
Brett Nomberg Law offers free consultations with no attorney fee unless you win. If you were injured due to someone else’s negligence, the Top New York Personal Injury Attorney is ready to hear your story. Call anytime — 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Brett handles the full range of personal injury claims throughout Nassau County — from Hempstead to Oyster Bay, from Long Beach to Great Neck. Each case is investigated thoroughly and built for maximum recovery.
The Meadowbrook Parkway, Northern State Parkway, and Hempstead Turnpike are among Nassau County’s most dangerous corridors. Rear-end crashes, intersection collisions, and distracted driving accidents are common. Brett uses police reports, intersection footage, and vehicle data to establish fault. See the car accident practice page for more.
Falls at Nassau County shopping centers, parking lots, supermarkets, and retail locations are among the most common claims Brett handles. Property owners owe a duty to maintain safe premises. Brett uses maintenance records, incident reports, and surveillance footage to prove negligence. Visit the slip and fall page.
Nassau County’s ongoing residential and commercial construction creates serious jobsite hazards. Brett leverages New York Labor Law §240 — the Scaffold Law — to hold property owners and contractors strictly liable for falls from elevated heights. He also applies Labor Law §241(6) for industrial code violations. Learn more on the construction accident page.
Nassau County’s suburban roads — wide, fast-moving, and often lacking protected crosswalks — create dangerous conditions for pedestrians. Brett handles cases involving distracted drivers, failure to yield, and bus strikes throughout the county. See the pedestrian accident page.
Nassau County is home to major hospitals and medical centers. When errors occur — surgical mistakes, misdiagnosis, birth injuries, medication errors — Brett pursues full accountability. Learn more on the medical malpractice page.
Nassau County injury victims who meet the serious injury threshold under Insurance Law §5102(d) may pursue full compensation beyond no-fault benefits. Brett prepares every case for trial — that level of preparation is what forces fair settlements.
Medical bills, lost income & future rehabilitation costs
Pain, suffering & loss of enjoyment of life
Available in cases of egregious misconduct
Brett Nomberg personally handles every single case from trial through appeals. Speak directly to your lawyer—even on weekends. No attorney fee unless we win.

Brett has tried and settled thousands of injury cases across New York, including clients throughout Nassau County and Long Island. His results include a $1.7 million settlement for a Nassau County woman who tripped on a mis-leveled elevator at work, and a $1.4 million settlement for a Queens woman who slipped on ice outside her rented apartment.
| Selected Verdicts & Settlements | |
|---|---|
| $1.7M Settlement | Nassau County woman who tripped on a mis-leveled elevator at work |
| $4.5M Verdict | Defense claimed case worth 11 cents — jury returned $4.5 million |
| $3.9M Settlement | Defense attorney concealed evidence; sanctioned $10,000 |
| $3.65M Settlement | Construction worker who fell off a six-foot ladder |
“Brett has tried and settled thousands of injury cases across all five boroughs, Westchester, and Long Island. He brings the same level of preparation to every case — whether it settles or goes to trial.”
Read what past clients have said on the firm’s testimonials page.
Every consultation at the Law Office of Brett J. Nomberg, PLLC is completely free. The firm works on a contingency fee basis — you pay nothing unless Brett wins your case. He also visits clients in their homes and hospitals when needed, so your recovery schedule never prevents you from getting the legal help you deserve.
No obligation to hire
Contingency fee basis
Including weekends
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