Every firm here is checked for active licensure, clean disciplinary history and verified case results, and compared against the other wrongful death firms in New York, not against a national average. 32 of the 57 have completed certification so far.
Gorayeb & Associates works from William Street in the financial district, publishes in Spanish first and calls itself los abogados del pueblo. Construction injury work is the practice it leads with, and it names sixteen people, five of them as attorneys.
Raphaelson & Levine Law Firm works from Pennsylvania Plaza in Manhattan, with offices in Woodbury and Flushing, and names 15 attorneys.
Block O’Toole & Murphy works from Pennsylvania Plaza in Manhattan and names 21 attorneys.
Cellino Law Injury Attorneys works from ten offices across New York, Connecticut and New Jersey, and names 37 attorneys.
Stillman & Stillman works from East Tremont Avenue in the Bronx and names four attorneys: Jeffrey Stillman, Robert Birnbaum, Howard Trepp and Adam Raclaw.
Mirman, Markovits & Landau works from Broadway in Manhattan and names seven attorneys.
The Law Offices of Richard M. Kenny works from Seventh Avenue in Manhattan and publishes three attorneys with the rank beside each name: Richard M. Kenny as founding partner, James P. Lundy as partner and Sean R. Kenny as an attorney of the firm.
Oresky & Associates works from East 149th Street in Bronx, with offices in Jackson Heights and Jericho, and names seven attorneys.
The Law Offices of Michael S. Lamonsoff works from Old Slip in Manhattan, with offices in Jamaica and Brooklyn, and names 13 attorneys.
Frekhtman & Associates works from six offices across New York, among them Brooklyn, Manhattan and Forest Hills, and names five attorneys.
Parker Waichman works from seven offices across New York, New Jersey and Florida, and names 21 attorneys.
Rosenberg & Rodriguez gives Fulton Street in Manhattan as the firm's address and holds five verified offices, in Manhattan, the Bronx, Brooklyn, Forest Hills and Freeport. It publishes ten people and prints no role beside any of them.
The Law Offices of Eric Richman works from Lexington Avenue and publishes five of the things a client actually asks for: contingency fees, a free consultation, a 24 hour line, hospital visits and pages in Spanish. It publishes no roster we could read, so nothing on the site names an attorney in the form G5 counts.
The Rothenberg Law Firm is a personal injury practice with four offices: Manhattan, Philadelphia, and Lakewood and Hackensack in New Jersey.
Friedman, Levy, Goldfarb, Green & Bagley works from Lexington Avenue in Manhattan and names six attorneys.
Hecht, Kleeger & Damashek works from West 44th Street in Manhattan and names eight attorneys.
Hill & Moin works from Broadway in Manhattan and names twelve attorneys.
Shulman & Hill is a New York personal injury firm operating from an office in Manhattan.
Davidoff Law works from East 42nd Street in Manhattan, with a second office in Forest Hills, and names eight attorneys.
Macaluso & Fafinski works from Fordham Plaza in the Bronx and names four attorneys on its own bios: Joseph G. Macaluso, Donna Fafinski, Ernest N. Reece and Paul J. Campson. Twenty years by its domain registration.
Rosenbaum Meier Personal Injury Lawyers is a New York City personal injury firm with offices in Manhattan, Brooklyn and the Bronx.
Ajlouny Injury Law works from Court Street in downtown Brooklyn and keeps three further offices, in Garden City, on lower Broadway and in Flushing. It names Paul Ajlouny as an attorney, with Michael Levitz beside him.
Chopra & Nocerino Injury & Accident Attorneys works from Quentin Roosevelt Boulevard in Garden City and names eight attorneys.
Hach & Rose works from Madison Avenue and publishes twenty-three attorneys with a rank beside every name, partners, of counsel and associates among them. That is the largest attorney roster in this ranking, and this cohort carried the firm's other domain, hachroselaw.com, as unresolved until this pass.
Yakov Mushiyev & Associates works from Cross Island Plaza in Rosedale and publishes its people with their jobs beside them: Yakov Mushiyev and Gabriel Borokhov as attorneys, Eduard Tamma as a trial attorney, and its paralegals named as paralegals.
The Law Office of Evan W. Kohn works from White Plains Road in the Bronx and publishes more of the pages pillar D looks for than most firms here: a fee statement, a disclaimer, a privacy policy, a blog and attorney bios. The bios name nobody we could read, which is the one thing missing.
Morelli Law Firm works from Third Avenue and names nine people, from Benedict P. Morelli to Sara A. Mahoney, with no role beside any of them. Twenty-seven years by its domain registration, and five bar association memberships published on its own bios, the most of any firm in this pass.
Sakkas, Cahn & Weiss works from East 42nd Street in Manhattan and names three attorneys.
Carrion Accident & Injury Attorneys works from 37th Avenue in Jackson Heights and is the only firm in this ranking that prints a role beside every name it publishes: five attorneys, a chief operating officer who is a registered nurse, and thirty-two case managers, intake specialists, paralegals and receptionists, with one more person named and no role beside them. A reader can see who practises law and who does not without asking anybody.
Stephen Bilkis & Associates works from five offices in the New York area, including Manhattan, Brooklyn, Kew Gardens, Baldwin and Bay Shore.
Alex Yadgarov & Associates works from Cross Island Plaza in Rosedale, at the Queens edge of the Nassau County line, and names Alex Yadgarov, Natalia Derin and Robert P. Macchia on its site without saying what any of them does there.
GLK Law works from Broadway in Manhattan, with a second office in Englewood, and names five attorneys.
Wingate, Russotti, Shapiro, Moses & Halperin works from Lexington Avenue in Manhattan and names 27 attorneys.
Cohan Law Firm works from Park Avenue South in Manhattan, with a second office in Brooklyn, and names no attorney on the pages we could reach.
Napoli Shkolnik works from Lexington Avenue in Manhattan, with offices in Melville and Coconut Grove, and names 30 attorneys.
De Caro & Kaplen works from East 45th Street and practises one thing: traumatic brain injury. It names two attorneys, Shana De Caro and Michael V. Kaplen, and keeps a second Manhattan office at United Nations Plaza.
The Perecman Firm is a New York City personal injury practice with offices in Manhattan and Corona, Queens.
Redmond Law Firm works from Livingston Street in downtown Brooklyn. Its attorneys page is headed The Attorney and names nobody on it: the one name on the site is on a profile page a level below, which is where we read Cornelius Redmond from.
Shalom Law works from Metropolitan Avenue in Forest Hills and heads its team page with one full name, Jonathan Shalom, listing the rest of its people by first name and initial. A free consultation and a 24 hour line, published.
Greenstein & Pittari, LLP is a New York personal injury firm with seven offices across Manhattan, the Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens, Staten Island, Yonkers and Long Island. The firm represents people injured in car, truck and motorcycle accidents, construction and workplace accidents, slip-and-falls, and cases of medical malpractice, nursing home abuse and police misconduct, always on a contingency basis, with no fees unless the case is won.
The Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Firm is a New York personal injury practice based in a single Manhattan office. The firm describes its work as representing victims of medical malpractice and of negligence in police custody.
The Platta Law Firm works from Broadway in Manhattan and names eight attorneys.
D'Agostino & Associates works from Richmond Avenue in Staten Island, the only firm in this ranking based there. The page it titles Our Firm is made of client reviews and names no attorney of its own.
Kerner Law Group holds four verified offices, three in the Bronx and one in Yonkers, and publishes five attorneys on its legal team page: Stuart M. Kerner, Matthew H. Kerner, Craig Dietsch, Christopher L. Esposito and John Grill.
Brian J. Levy & Associates gives Westchester Avenue in the Bronx as the firm's address in its own structured data, and keeps a second office in Syosset, out on Long Island. Its attorneys page names one person, Brian J. Levy.
The Law Offices of Marc S. Albert gives Steinway Street in Astoria as its first address and keeps offices in Bay Ridge and in Syosset. It names one attorney, Marc S. Albert, as its lead attorney.
Rosenberg, Minc, Falkoff & Wolff, LLP works from four offices across New York, among them Manhattan, Bronx and Jamaica, and names ten attorneys.
KDLM works from Broadway in Manhattan and names ten attorneys.
Sullivan Papain Block McManus Coffinas & Cannavo works from four offices across New York and New Jersey, and names 34 attorneys.
Gair, Gair, Conason, Rubinowitz, Bloom, Hershenhorn, Steigman & Mackauf is a personal injury firm working from a single office in Manhattan.
Davidov & Cohen works from Union Turnpike in Fresh Meadows and names two attorneys, Benjamin Davidov and David Cohen, with Cohen published as its founding partner. It states its fee terms as well as promising a contingency, which most firms here do not.
K L Sanchez Law Office works from 82nd Street in Jackson Heights, in one of the most Latin American parts of Queens, and publishes contingency fees, a free consultation and pages in Spanish. It publishes no roster we could read.
The Law Offices of Darren T. Moore, which brands itself MooreJustice, works from Madison Avenue in Manhattan. The firm's name is its attorney's name and its contact page is titled for him, and it publishes no roster page, so nothing on the site names an attorney in the form G5 counts.
Ginarte Law Firm works from nine offices across New Jersey and New York, and names a single attorney.
Raytsin Law Firm works from Jamaica Avenue in Queens Village and names three attorneys: Boris Raytsin as founder and managing attorney, with Dennis Carrion and Stephen Ghee of counsel. The firm says it is licensed in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut.
Metro Injury Law works from Metropolitan Avenue in Forest Hills and names one person on its own bio page, Layla Walker.
Shaevitz & Shaevitz Law Offices works from Hillside Avenue in Briarwood and names no attorney on the pages we could reach.
Firms marked under review have had some pillars measured and are waiting on checks the others need: licensure against the New York attorney registry and outcomes against court records. A profile says which is which on every row.
We list firms whether they ask us to or not, and everything on a profile is read from the outside: the firm's own site, its Google listings, its state's attorney register. That means we get things wrong, and the person who can see it is the firm. Claiming your profile is free, and so is every correction. The annual listing adds a dofollow link to your site, your own logo on your profile and the client reviews you want quoted. Neither moves a single point of the score.