What I Do
I focus on serious personal injury, medical malpractice, and civil rights cases where I believe I can make a meaningful difference for my clients.
If you're unsure whether your matter falls within these practice areas, I encourage you to contact my office. If I'm not the right lawyer for your case, I'll do my best to point you in the right direction.
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Construction work is inherently dangerous, and New York law provides important protections for injured workers. I represent clients in claims involving New York Labor Law, unsafe work conditions, falls, falling objects, and other serious construction-related accidents.
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Property owners have a responsibility to maintain reasonably safe premises. I represent clients injured by dangerous conditions, including falls, inadequate maintenance, negligent security, and other preventable hazards.
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I represent individuals seriously injured in automobile, truck, motorcycle, bicycle, pedestrian, and other motor vehicle accidents, working closely with experts to fully document liability, damages, and the long-term impact of an injury.
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The loss of a loved one is immeasurable. I help families pursue accountability with compassion, careful preparation, and experienced advocacy.
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Medical professionals have a responsibility to provide care consistent with accepted medical standards. I represent patients seriously injured by medical negligence, including failures to diagnose, surgical errors, medication errors, and other preventable mistakes.
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I represent individuals whose constitutional rights have been violated, including claims involving excessive force, false arrest, and other violations of federal civil rights law.
Approach
No two cases are alike, but my approach is consistent.
I begin by understanding the facts, anticipating the challenges, and developing a strategy tailored to the case. Whether a matter resolves through negotiation or proceeds to trial, every case is prepared with the same care, discipline, and attention to detail.
Preparation creates better opportunities.
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