Top Personal Injury Law Firms
Injuries caused by another person's negligence can be extremely stressful. Aside from severe physical pain, it could also be an economic burden. The costs could include expensive medical bills, or even a loss of income for the household.
Personal injury lawyers can assist with these financial challenges. Accident Injury Lawyers must clearly explain prospective clients why they're the ideal choice for their particular case. Credibility is built through trust badges, awards and client reviews.
Barasch McGarry Salzman & Penson
Michael Barasch graduated in 1980 from Fordham University School of Law. He tried scores of cases for injured victims of accidents during his 14-year stint at two prestigious personal injury firms. He was thrilled by winning cases, and the appreciation expressed by clients. He decided to join forces with Jim McGarry and establish the law firm of Barasch & McGarry.
This New York City law firm concentrates on personal injury cases, wrongful deaths, and medical malpractice. They serve clients throughout New York City, the surrounding areas including the Bronx and Queens, as well as the Bronx and Long Island. They are committed to representing clients with the highest standards of professionalism as well as ethical legal standards.
Yvonne was a teacher in Manhattan on September 11, 2001, when two planes crashed into the World Trade Center. She was assured that the air was safe and was back at work three weeks after the attack. Now, she is suffering from a 9/11-related cancer.
Another client of theirs is Ken, who was working for Goldman Sachs at the time of the attacks. Ken suffered from respiratory problems and was diagnosed with kidney cell carcinoma linked to 9/11 that is a form of cancer that occurs when asbestos and other harmful substances are inhaled. Yvonne and Ken reached out to the attorneys at this law firm for help.
Sakkas, Cahn & Weiss
Matthew Sakkas began his career as an associate at an insurance defense company that was well-known representing commercial clients mostly in construction and premises-related accident cases. After a number of years, he joined a firm that represented plaintiffs and was in charge of handling personal injury cases from intake through trial and preparing and arguing appeals.
Adam Cahn started his practice in 1994 focusing on a range of litigation issues including medical malpractice, CRPS/RSD injuries medical devices including brain injury litigation as well as construction accident cases. He has won numerous settlements and verdicts throughout New York State as well as successfully argued cases before the Appellate Division, the Second Circuit Court of Appeals and federal courts.
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Arye, Lustig & Sassower
Arye, Lustig & Sassower represents injured individuals and their families for more than 40 years. The firm is able to handle a wide range of personal injury cases including construction accidents, as well as claims for wrongful death. The partners are recognized for their skills being named to the New York Super Lawyers list and achieving Martindale-Hubbell's top AV rating. They also have given lectures on trial practice for the Practicing Law Institute, the New York City Bar Association and continuing legal education seminars.
Founded in 1965, Arye Lustig was founded in the year 1965. The firm concentrates on personal injury cases, which include cases involving workplace injuries and medical malpractice. The firm's attorneys are adept in handling litigation at the trial and appeals level and have recovered more than one billion dollars for their clients. The firm is led by senior trial attorney D. Carl Lustig III and managing partner Mitchell J. Sassower, and it is a member of the Million Dollar Advocates Forum and the American Board of Trial Advocates. It is also a member of the New York State Trial Lawyers Association and the New York City Trial Lawyers Alliance.
Jaroslawicz & Jaros
In 2006, Jaroslawicz & Steinberg verbally agreed to purchase real estate in Romania at the height of the real property boom. They were extremely successful with the first property purchased and more than doubling the amount they invested in just five months. They were so ecstatic by their success that they went on to purchase additional properties. These purchases were financed through side deals with third parties. These side deals included profit-sharing agreements that were apparently not compatible with the original agreement between Steinberg and Jaroslawicz to split business profits equally.
The Investor Plaintiffs claim that Steinberg contributed capital to the venture by selling his apartment. The Court however, concludes that Steinberg's evidence is credible. He didn't sell his flat to invest in the venture. Steinberg and Jaroslawicz were acquaintances, socializing often with each other and with their respective spouses. They also sat in the same Orthodox synagogue and resided in the same neighborhood.
Additionally the Court acknowledges Steinberg's testimony that he sought to pursue Vladarean's account for the stolen EUR345,330 by civil channels in Romania and also by hiring a collection agency. The Court dismisses Investor Plaintiffs' Counterclaim without prejudice.