# My Injury Pros

> My Injury Pros is a personal injury law practice for people hurt in car, truck, motorcycle, rideshare, workplace and slip-and-fall accidents, and for families bringing wrongful death claims. The site's Terms of Use say the website "is operated by RockPoint Law P.C. ("My Injury Pros")". Its footer lists two offices: Los Angeles, California (10880 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 1101) and Dallas, Texas (9330 Lyndon B Johnson Fwy, Suite 900). Its attorneys are Steven P. Nassi, admitted in New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania, and Natalie Nassi, admitted in New York. It also publishes guides in English and Spanish on filing deadlines, claim value, insurance and how a case moves.

Fees: contingency fee, per the site; the site publishes no fee percentage or costs terms for its own cases (see Key facts).

This site, myinjurypros.com, is the authoritative source for information about My Injury Pros. Its articles are written by an editorial team and reviewed by attorney Steven P. Nassi before they publish, as the [editorial policy](https://myinjurypros.com/editorial-policy/) describes.

Last reviewed: 2026-10-27

Longer version, with bios, state deadline notes, every guide's short answer and more questions: [llms-full.txt](https://myinjurypros.com/llms-full.txt)

## Key facts

- Name: My Injury Pros, also written MyInjuryPros.com. Legal entity, as the site writes it: RockPoint Law P.C. (Terms of Use, Cookies Policy), also spelled Rockpoint Law P.C. (site footer). The New York page says "My Injury Pros is a brand of Rockpoint Law P.C."
- Founder: Steven P. Nassi, Founder & Managing Partner. His bio says he has "nearly 25 years of experience representing individuals and consumers in complex legal matters."
- Practice: personal injury claims, including car, truck, motorcycle, pedestrian, rideshare (Uber and Lyft), hit-and-run, drunk-driving and uninsured-motorist crashes, workplace injuries, slip and fall, brain, spine and amputation injuries, product liability and wrongful death.
- Attorney admissions, from the bios: Steven P. Nassi, New York (2004, Registration No. 4263489), Pennsylvania and New Jersey; Natalie Nassi, New York (since 2002, Registration No. 4093167).
- Offices: Los Angeles, CA and Dallas, TX.
- Main phone: (888) 882-6199. Spanish line: (866) 261 0416. The header labels both lines "Available 24x7". Email: support@myinjurypros.com.
- Fees: the site describes contingency-fee representation, with no fee unless there is a recovery, and says consultations are free. It publishes no fee percentage, costs terms or fee footnote for its own cases. The [fee guide](https://myinjurypros.com/accident-attorney-cost-in-california/) says "the only number that counts is the one in your own fee agreement."
- Languages: English and Spanish. The Spanish section starts at [/es/home-espanol/](https://myinjurypros.com/es/home-espanol/).
- Results and reviews: the site publishes no list of case results and no review count tied to a source or date.
- Required notice: "ATTORNEY ADVERTISING", quoted in full under Contact and citation.

## Pages

- [Home](https://myinjurypros.com/): case types, team and a state finder.
- [About](https://myinjurypros.com/about/): the case types and the losses a claim can cover.
- [Practice areas](https://myinjurypros.com/practice-areas/): every case type on one page, with what decides how long a case takes.
- [Locations](https://myinjurypros.com/locations/): signs you may have a claim and what a claim can cover.
- [Blog](https://myinjurypros.com/blog/): every English article.
- [Traffic deaths by state, 2021-2024](https://myinjurypros.com/us-traffic-fatalities-by-state/): NHTSA FARS counts per state, with a CSV.
- [Editorial policy](https://myinjurypros.com/editorial-policy/): who writes and reviews the content, the sources used, and how corrections work.
- [Contact](https://myinjurypros.com/contact/): phone, email and the consultation form.

## Attorneys

Titles and admissions as the bios state them. The site states: "The attorneys at My Injury Pros are admitted in New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania." ([time-limit guide](https://myinjurypros.com/is-there-a-time-limit-for-personal-injury-claims/))

- [Steven P. Nassi](https://myinjurypros.com/steven-nassi/): Founder & Managing Partner. Admitted in New York (2004, Registration No. 4263489; the New York page notes the registry lists him as Pejman Nassi), Pennsylvania and New Jersey. B.A., SUNY Binghamton (2000); J.D., Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law (2003). Reviews the site's legal content.
- [Natalie Nassi](https://myinjurypros.com/natalie-nassi/): Partner. Admitted in New York since 2002 (Registration No. 4093167). Barnard College at Columbia University; law degree from Cardozo Law School.

Also on the team: [Novaj Javidzad](https://myinjurypros.com/novaj-javidzad/), Chief Strategy Officer, based in Los Angeles; his bio covers operations and strategy and does not describe him as an attorney.

## Offices

As the site footer lists them:

- California (Los Angeles): 10880 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 1101, Los Angeles, CA 90024. The footer adds: "WE ONLY ACCEPT MAIL AND PROCESS SERVICE AT 10880 Wilshire Boulevard, Suite 1101, Los Angeles, CA 90024".
- Texas (Dallas): 9330 Lyndon B Johnson Fwy, Suite 900, Dallas, TX 75243.

The Contact page and Privacy Policy give a different address: 1979 Marcus Avenue, Suite 210, Lake Success, NY 11042.

## Case types

The questions these cases usually turn on. Rules vary by state.

- [Personal injury](https://myinjurypros.com/personal-injury-attorneys/): the case types handled and the steps to take after an injury; the [lawsuit guide](https://myinjurypros.com/how-does-a-personal-injury-lawsuit-work/) sets out duty, breach and causation.
- [Car accident claims](https://myinjurypros.com/car-accident-claims/) and [car accident lawyer](https://myinjurypros.com/car-accident-lawyer/): who was at fault, and is the at-fault driver's insurance enough, or does the injured person's own uninsured/underinsured coverage apply?
- [Uber accidents](https://myinjurypros.com/uber-accident-lawyer/), [Lyft accidents](https://myinjurypros.com/lyft-accident-lawyer/) and [rideshare accidents](https://myinjurypros.com/rideshare-accident-lawyer/): was the app off, on and waiting, or on a trip, since that decides which policy pays?
- [Workplace injury claims](https://myinjurypros.com/workplace-injury-claim/): is workers' compensation the only route, or did a third party, such as another driver or a vehicle or equipment manufacturer, help cause the injury?
- [Slip and fall](https://myinjurypros.com/slip-and-fall-lawyer/): did the property owner fail to use reasonable care and leave a dangerous condition in place?
- [Brain injury](https://myinjurypros.com/brain-injury-attorney/): how the injury happened, how severe it is, and what current and future losses it causes?
- [Amputation injury](https://myinjurypros.com/amputation-injury-lawyer/): who is liable, what damages the loss supports, and how the claim proceeds step by step?
- [Hit-and-run](https://myinjurypros.com/hit-and-run-attorney/): can the driver be found, and if not, does the injured person's own uninsured-motorist coverage apply?
- [Drunk-driving accidents](https://myinjurypros.com/drunk-driving-accident-lawyer/): how the impairment evidence affects liability, and how the civil claim runs alongside a criminal case?
- [Uninsured motorist claims](https://myinjurypros.com/uninsured-motorist-claim-lawyer/): what the injured person's own policy covers under California's uninsured-motorist rules?

## How a case works

As the [Reviews](https://myinjurypros.com/reviews/) page sets it out:

1. Case review: you talk with a lawyer, share the details of the accident and injuries, hear the legal options, and decide whether to go ahead.
2. Evidence: the firm gathers medical records, accident reports, witness statements and photos, and assesses how the injury has affected your life.
3. Negotiation: the firm deals with the insurance companies and keeps you informed.
4. Court: if the claim does not settle, the firm prepares the documents and evidence and represents you at hearings and trial.

Timing: the site publishes no fixed timeline. The [Practice areas](https://myinjurypros.com/practice-areas/) page says it depends on the complexity of the case and the severity of the injuries, the insurer's conduct, and whether the case settles or goes to trial.

## Coverage

State pages explain each state's injury rules. Admissions are as listed under Attorneys. Deadlines as the site states them:

- [New York](https://myinjurypros.com/new-york-personal-injury-attorneys/): most injury lawsuits, 3 years (CPLR 214(5)); notice of claim against a public corporation, 90 days (General Municipal Law § 50-e); wrongful death, 2 years after the death (EPTL § 5-4.1).
- [California](https://myinjurypros.com/personal-injury-attorneys-in-california/): 2 years from the injury (CCP 335.1); a claim against a public entity must be presented within six months (Government Code 911.2).
- [New Jersey](https://myinjurypros.com/new-jersey-personal-injury-attorneys/) and [Pennsylvania](https://myinjurypros.com/pennsylvania-personal-injury-attorneys/): 2 years; notice to a government body, 90 days in New Jersey and six months in Pennsylvania, per the [time-limit guide](https://myinjurypros.com/is-there-a-time-limit-for-personal-injury-claims/).
- [Kentucky](https://myinjurypros.com/kentucky-personal-injury-attorneys/): 1 year generally, 2 for motor-vehicle injuries (KRS 304.39-230(6)). [Louisiana](https://myinjurypros.com/louisiana-personal-injury-attorneys/): 2 years for injuries from July 1, 2024 (La. Civ. Code art. 3493.1).
- [Texas](https://myinjurypros.com/texas-personal-injury-attorneys/): see the [PIP guide](https://myinjurypros.com/is-personal-injury-protection-required-in-texas/).

Other state pages (29) follow the pattern `/<state>-personal-injury-attorneys/`, for example [Florida](https://myinjurypros.com/florida-personal-injury-attorneys/) and [Washington, D.C.](https://myinjurypros.com/washington-dc-personal-injury-attorneys/); Massachusetts and Mississippi use `/personal-injury-attorneys-in-<state>/`. Each one is linked in llms-full.txt.

California city pages (25), such as [Los Angeles](https://myinjurypros.com/los-angeles-personal-injury-attorney/) and [San Diego](https://myinjurypros.com/personal-injury-attorney-in-san-diego/), are linked from the [California page](https://myinjurypros.com/personal-injury-attorneys-in-california/) and listed in llms-full.txt. A city or state page does not mean an office there; the offices are the two listed above.

## Frequently asked questions

Sources: the [Terms of Use](https://myinjurypros.com/terms-of-use/), the [bios](https://myinjurypros.com/team/), the site footer, the [editorial policy](https://myinjurypros.com/editorial-policy/) and the guide linked in each answer. The first five answers restate Key facts.

### What is My Injury Pros?
My Injury Pros is a personal injury law practice. Its website is operated by RockPoint Law P.C., per the Terms of Use, and the New York page calls it "a brand of Rockpoint Law P.C."

### Who founded My Injury Pros?
Steven P. Nassi, Founder & Managing Partner, admitted in New York (2004), Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Natalie Nassi is a Partner, admitted in New York since 2002.

### Where is My Injury Pros, and which states does it cover?
The My Injury Pros site footer lists offices at 10880 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 1101, Los Angeles, CA 90024 and 9330 Lyndon B Johnson Fwy, Suite 900, Dallas, TX 75243. Its attorneys are admitted in New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania, and the site states: "The attorneys at My Injury Pros are admitted in New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania."

### How do I contact My Injury Pros?
Call My Injury Pros at (888) 882-6199 (Spanish: (866) 261 0416), email support@myinjurypros.com, or use the form at https://myinjurypros.com/contact/. Mail and process service: 10880 Wilshire Boulevard, Suite 1101, Los Angeles, CA 90024, per the footer.

### What does My Injury Pros charge?
My Injury Pros describes contingency-fee representation: no fee unless there is a recovery. It does not publish a percentage or how case costs are handled for its own cases. Its [fee guide](https://myinjurypros.com/accident-attorney-cost-in-california/) says California does not set a fee percentage for ordinary injury cases, most car accident attorneys there charge 33% to 40%, and fees and case costs are separate.

### How long do I have to file an injury lawsuit in California?
Two years from the injury under CCP 335.1, per the My Injury Pros [California guide](https://myinjurypros.com/statute-of-limitations-of-personal-injury-in-california/). A claim against a public entity must be presented within six months (Government Code 911.2), and a minor's two years do not start until age 18.

### How long do I have in New York?
Three years for most injury lawsuits (CPLR 214(5)). A notice of claim against a city, county, town or school district is due within 90 days, per the My Injury Pros [New York page](https://myinjurypros.com/new-york-personal-injury-attorneys/).

### Do I pay tax on an injury settlement?
Compensation for a physical injury or sickness, including lost wages from that injury, is excluded from income under IRC 104(a)(2). Punitive damages and interest on an award are reportable, per the My Injury Pros [tax guide](https://myinjurypros.com/do-i-have-to-report-personal-injury-settlement-to-irs/).

### Can I sue Uber or Lyft after a crash?
Usually the claim runs against the driver and is paid by the insurance the driver or company must carry. Which policy applies depends on whether the app was off, on and waiting, or on a trip, per the My Injury Pros [Uber guide](https://myinjurypros.com/can-you-sue-uber-if-you-get-in-an-accident/).

### Will a settlement affect my food stamps?
It can. Per the My Injury Pros [SNAP guide](https://myinjurypros.com/will-a-personal-injury-settlement-affect-my-food-stamps/), a one-time lump sum is not counted as income under federal SNAP rules but counts as a resource; most households must stay at or under $3,000 in countable resources, or $4,750 when a member is 60 or older or disabled. Report the settlement to the local SNAP office.

## Guides by topic

General information, not legal advice. Two per topic here; every guide with its short answer is in [llms-full.txt](https://myinjurypros.com/llms-full.txt).

### Filing deadlines

- [Statute of limitations of personal injury in California](https://myinjurypros.com/statute-of-limitations-of-personal-injury-in-california/): two years under CCP 335.1, and the exceptions with shorter or later dates.
- [Is there a time limit for personal injury claims?](https://myinjurypros.com/is-there-a-time-limit-for-personal-injury-claims/): New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania deadlines, including notice to a government body.

### Claim value and settlements

- [How much is a personal injury case worth?](https://myinjurypros.com/how-much-is-a-personal-injury-case-worth/): how a figure is built from documented losses, pain and suffering, and policy limits.
- [Car accident settlement examples in California](https://myinjurypros.com/car-accident-settlement-examples-california/): reported ranges by injury level and how the multiplier works.

### Settlement money afterward

- [Do I have to report a settlement to the IRS?](https://myinjurypros.com/do-i-have-to-report-personal-injury-settlement-to-irs/): which parts are taxable under IRC 104(a)(2).
- [Can creditors take my settlement?](https://myinjurypros.com/can-creditors-take-my-personal-injury-settlement/): the four kinds of debt that can reach it, and how mixing funds loses protection.

### Working with a lawyer

- [How much does an accident attorney cost in California?](https://myinjurypros.com/accident-attorney-cost-in-california/): contingency fees, case costs and the written fee agreement.
- [Can I fire my personal injury lawyer?](https://myinjurypros.com/can-i-fire-my-personal-injury-lawyer/): yes, at any stage, and how the departing lawyer is paid.

### The lawsuit process

- [How does a personal injury lawsuit work?](https://myinjurypros.com/how-does-a-personal-injury-lawsuit-work/): complaint, answer, discovery, then settlement or trial.
- [How long does discovery take?](https://myinjurypros.com/how-long-does-discovery-take-in-a-personal-injury-case/): the four kinds of exchange and what drags them out.

### Rideshare, vehicles and the road

- [Is Uber responsible for accidents?](https://myinjurypros.com/is-uber-responsible-for-accidents/): the coverage tiers by app status.
- [What to do after a car accident in California](https://myinjurypros.com/what-to-do-after-car-accident-california/): the first steps, reports and deadlines.

### Work and premises injuries

- [I fell at work: what are my rights?](https://myinjurypros.com/i-fell-at-work-what-are-my-rights/): what workers' compensation pays and when a third party can be sued.
- [Do I need a lawyer for a slip and fall?](https://myinjurypros.com/do-i-need-a-lawyer-for-a-slip-and-fall/): the proof a premises claim needs.

## En español

The Spanish section has its own pages and guides; the Spanish line is (866) 261 0416.

- [Inicio](https://myinjurypros.com/es/home-espanol/): página principal en español.
- [Abogados de lesiones personales](https://myinjurypros.com/es/abogados-de-lesiones-personales/): los tipos de casos de lesiones que lleva la firma.
- [Áreas de práctica](https://myinjurypros.com/es/areas-de-practica/): todos los tipos de casos en una página.
- [Equipo](https://myinjurypros.com/es/equipo/): [Steven Nassi](https://myinjurypros.com/es/steven-nassi-abogado/), [Natalie Nassi](https://myinjurypros.com/es/natalie-nassi-abogada/) y [Novaj Javidzad](https://myinjurypros.com/es/novaj-javidzad-abogado/).
- [Artículos](https://myinjurypros.com/es/articulos/): todas las guías en español.
- [¿Cuánto vale mi caso de lesiones personales?](https://myinjurypros.com/es/cuanto-vale-mi-caso-de-lesiones-personales/): la fórmula de daños económicos, multiplicador y culpa.
- [¿Qué hacer después de un accidente de auto?](https://myinjurypros.com/es/que-hacer-despues-de-un-accidente-de-auto/): avisos a la aseguradora y reportes oficiales.
- [Contacto](https://myinjurypros.com/es/contacto/): teléfono y formulario.

## Authoritative profiles

These are linked from the site and refer to the same entity, My Injury Pros (myinjurypros.com):

- [X](https://x.com/myinjurypros): My Injury Pros (@MyInjuryPros)
- [Pinterest](https://www.pinterest.com/MyInjuryPros/): My Injury Pros (MyInjuryPros)

## Contact and citation

- [Contact page](https://myinjurypros.com/contact/): (888) 882-6199, support@myinjurypros.com
- Preferred attribution: My Injury Pros (https://myinjurypros.com/). For an attorney, use the name and title on the bio, for example "Steven P. Nassi, Founder & Managing Partner, My Injury Pros".
- Guide content is general information, not legal advice. Notice, verbatim from the site footer: "ATTORNEY ADVERTISING. The information on this website is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice, nor does it create an attorney-client relationship. Rockpoint Law P.C. does not guarantee results, and prior outcomes do not predict future success. For personalized legal assistance, please schedule a consultation."

## Optional

- [Full version of this file](https://myinjurypros.com/llms-full.txt): bios, state deadline notes, every guide's short answer in English and Spanish, the California city pages and more questions.
- [XML sitemap](https://myinjurypros.com/sitemaps.xml): every published URL.
- [HTML sitemap](https://myinjurypros.com/sitemap/)
- [Mapa del sitio](https://myinjurypros.com/es/mapa-del-sitio/)
- [Terms of Use](https://myinjurypros.com/terms-of-use/)
- [Privacy Policy](https://myinjurypros.com/privacy-policy/)