10 New York Personal Injury Attorneys from Gair, Gair, Conason, Rubinowitz, Bloom, Hershenhorn, Steigman & Mackauf named Super Lawyers 2018 and 3 named Rising Stars
NEW YORK, Sept. 20, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- The New York Personal Injury Law Firm Gair, Gair, Conason, Rubinowitz, Bloom, Hershenhorn, Steigman & Mackauf is proud to announce that 10 lawyers were named Super Lawyers and 3 were named Rising Stars. The 2018 Super Lawyers are Anthony Gair, Ben Rubinowitz, Diana Carnemolla, Howard Hershenhorn, Jeffrey Bloom, Marijo Adimey, Peter Saghir, Richard Steigman, Seymour Boyers and Stephen Mackauf. The Rising Stars are Allen Zachary, Christopher Donadio and Rachel Jacobs. Additionally Ben Runinowitz, Howard Hershenhorn and Jeffrey Bloom also made it to the top 100 2018 New York Metro Super Lawyers list.
Over the last 13 years, no other personal injury law firm in New York City has had that many lawyers named Super Lawyers. 6 senior partners have been nominated for 13 consecutive years. All our attorneys have accumulated phenomenal experience in the field of personal injury litigation. They have developed extensive expertise in areas such as car accidents, construction accidents, labor law, medical malpractice and product liability.
Founded in 1919, the firm has a long and storied tradition of success for its clients. Featuring some of the finest attorneys in the nation, GGCRBHS&M limits its case intake to 80-100 catastrophic cases per year so that extensive attention and meticulous trial preparation are afforded to each case.
Two days ago the firm obtained $27.5 million for four young boys who were sexually abused by a religion teacher at a catholic church in Brooklyn. This is one of the highest settlements paid to sexual abuse victims in the entire history of the Catholic Church.
Last year, GGCRBHS&M obtained two of the top three highest personal injury verdicts in New York State which included $71 million for a young woman who suffered a spinal injury in a car accident in New York and $41.5 million for the family of a NYC sanitation worker who died after being struck by a sweeper truck. Recently, the firm obtained a substantial but confidential settlement in the wrongful death case of Joan Rivers who died during a routine endoscopy procedure.
The firm was also actively involved in getting the Lavern's Law enacted so that cancer patients who have been misdiagnosed get a fairer chance to be compensated.
Contact: Anthony Gair, 212 943 1090
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