Best Personal Injury Law Firms in NYC, Ranked for 2026

Law Office of Cohen & Jaffe works from Marcus Avenue in New Hyde Park, with a second office in Jackson Heights, and names five attorneys.

539 reviews at 4.9 across two listings. Contingency fees, a free consultation, a 24 hour line, hospital and home visits and pages in Spanish, published. It publishes 38 case results with amounts of its own and they are its figures rather than ones we confirmed.

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.

361 reviews at 4.8, and twenty-seven years by its domain registration, the longest in this ranking. Four bar association memberships published on its own bios, the most of any firm here. Contingency fees, a free consultation, a 24 hour line and hospital visits.

Raphaelson & Levine Law Firm works from Pennsylvania Plaza in Manhattan, with offices in Woodbury and Flushing, and names 15 attorneys.

729 reviews at 4.8. Contingency fees, a free consultation, a 24 hour line and pages in Spanish, published. It publishes 15 case results with amounts of its own and they are its figures rather than ones we confirmed.

Block O’Toole & Murphy works from Pennsylvania Plaza in Manhattan and names 21 attorneys.

207 reviews at 4.9. Contingency fees, a free consultation and pages in Spanish, published. It publishes 110 case results with amounts of its own and they are its figures rather than ones we confirmed.

Cellino Law Injury Attorneys works from ten offices across New York, Connecticut and New Jersey, and names 37 attorneys.

1,727 reviews at 4.9 across nine listings. Contingency fees, a free consultation, a 24 hour line and hospital and home visits, published. It publishes 30 case results with amounts of its own and they are its figures rather than ones we confirmed.

Stillman & Stillman works from East Tremont Avenue in the Bronx and names four attorneys: Jeffrey Stillman, Robert Birnbaum, Howard Trepp and Adam Raclaw.

200 reviews at 5.0. Contingency fees, a free consultation, a 24 hour line, hospital visits and pages in Spanish, published, with thirty-five case results of its own. Its site is the second fastest of the firms added in this pass.

Mirman, Markovits & Landau works from Broadway in Manhattan and names seven attorneys.

148 reviews at 4.5. Contingency fees, a free consultation, a 24 hour line, hospital and home visits and pages in Spanish, published. It publishes 23 case results with amounts of its own and they are its figures rather than ones we confirmed.

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.

363 reviews at 4.9. Fifty-eight case results with amounts of its own, one of the longest such lists here. Contingency fees, a free consultation, a 24 hour line and pages in Spanish.

The Law Offices of Michael S. Lamonsoff works from Old Slip in Manhattan, with offices in Jamaica and Brooklyn, and names 13 attorneys.

588 reviews at 4.7 across three listings. Contingency fees, a free consultation, a 24 hour line and pages in Spanish, published. It publishes 95 case results with amounts of its own and they are its figures rather than ones we confirmed.

Frekhtman & Associates works from six offices across New York, among them Brooklyn, Manhattan and Forest Hills, and names five attorneys.

330 reviews at 4.79 across six listings. Contingency fees, a free consultation, a 24 hour line and hospital and home visits, published. It publishes 26 case results with amounts of its own and they are its figures rather than ones we confirmed.

Parker Waichman works from seven offices across New York, New Jersey and Florida, and names 21 attorneys.

1,872 reviews at 4.84 across seven listings. Contingency fees, a free consultation, a 24 hour line and pages in Spanish, published. It publishes ten case results with amounts of its own and they are its figures rather than ones we confirmed.

Cohen & Cohen works from Queens Boulevard in Forest Hills and names nine people on its own attorney pages without saying what any of them does there.

261 reviews at 4.8. Eighteen case results with amounts of its own. Its largest contentful paint on mobile is 10.8 seconds, which is what pillar D measures.

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.

490 reviews across those five listings. It publishes a page explaining how a contingency fee works, which is the fee statement pillar B asks for and which most firms here do not have, along with twenty-five case results of its own.

Silberstein & Miklos works from six offices across New York, among them Garden City, Brooklyn and Forest Hills, and names twelve attorneys.

584 reviews at 4.9 across six listings. Contingency fees, a free consultation, a 24 hour line, hospital and home visits and pages in Spanish, published. It publishes three case results with amounts of its own and they are its figures rather than ones we confirmed.

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.

205 reviews at 5.0, and twenty-three years by its domain registration. Twenty-one case results with amounts of its own.

The Rothenberg Law Firm is a personal injury practice with four offices: Manhattan, Philadelphia, and Lakewood and Hackensack in New Jersey.

The firm states that its attorneys work on a contingency fee basis, so a client pays nothing unless the case is won, and that a consultation is available at no charge.

Friedman, Levy, Goldfarb, Green & Bagley works from Lexington Avenue in Manhattan and names six attorneys.

33 reviews at 4.9. Contingency fees, a free consultation, a 24 hour line and pages in Spanish, published. It publishes four case results with amounts of its own and they are its figures rather than ones we confirmed.

Hecht, Kleeger & Damashek works from West 44th Street in Manhattan and names eight attorneys.

130 reviews at 4.8. Contingency fees, a free consultation, a 24 hour line and pages in Spanish, published. It publishes 18 case results with amounts of its own and they are its figures rather than ones we confirmed.

Hill & Moin works from Broadway in Manhattan and names twelve attorneys.

183 reviews at 5.0. Contingency fees, a free consultation, a 24 hour line, hospital and home visits and pages in Spanish, published. It publishes 48 case results with amounts of its own and they are its figures rather than ones we confirmed.

Davidoff Law works from East 42nd Street in Manhattan, with a second office in Forest Hills, and names eight attorneys.

594 reviews at 4.88 across five listings. Contingency fees, a free consultation, a 24 hour line and pages in Spanish, published. It publishes 32 case results with amounts of its own and they are its figures rather than ones we confirmed.

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.

229 reviews at 4.9. Fifteen case results with amounts of its own, three bar association memberships published on those bios, and pages in Spanish. Its largest contentful paint on mobile is 9.6 seconds, which is what pillar D measures.

Rosenbaum Meier Personal Injury Lawyers is a New York City personal injury firm with offices in Manhattan, Brooklyn and the Bronx.

The firm states that consultations are free and that it works on a contingency fee basis, with no attorney's fees owed unless and until it recovers compensation. It publishes a 24-hour intake line and service in English and Spanish.

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.

360 reviews across the four listings, 276 of them in Brooklyn. Contingency fees, a free consultation, a 24 hour line and hospital visits, published, along with twenty-nine case results of its own. Its site scores 97 out of 100 on mobile, the highest of the new entries after Seitelman.

Chopra & Nocerino Injury & Accident Attorneys works from Quentin Roosevelt Boulevard in Garden City and names eight attorneys.

176 reviews at 4.8. A free consultation and pages in Spanish, published. It publishes 47 case results with amounts of its own and they are its figures rather than ones we confirmed. It publishes nothing about the rate or the retainer.

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.

277 reviews at 4.8. It publishes 123 case results with amounts of its own, the longest such list in the directory, and seven bar association memberships on its bios. A free consultation, published, and no contingency statement or Spanish pages we could read.

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.

590 reviews at 5.0. It is one of the few firms in this market that publishes a fee statement as well as a contingency promise, and it offers hospital visits and pages in Spanish. Its largest contentful paint on mobile is 11.5 seconds, among the slowest here.

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.

207 reviews at 4.5, the lowest rating of the firms added here. Forty-one case results with amounts of its own. Its home page leads with a claim about billions recovered, which is its own figure and not one we checked, and its largest contentful paint on mobile is 20.6 seconds.

Sakkas, Cahn & Weiss works from East 42nd Street in Manhattan and names three attorneys.

96 reviews at 5.0. Contingency fees, a free consultation, a 24 hour line and pages in Spanish, published. It publishes 119 case results with amounts of its own and they are its figures rather than ones we confirmed.

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.

710 reviews at 5.0. Contingency fees, a free consultation, a 24 hour line and pages in Spanish, published. Its site is one of two here that passes Core Web Vitals, at 95 out of 100 on mobile.

Stephen Bilkis & Associates works from five offices in the New York area, including Manhattan, Brooklyn, Kew Gardens, Baldwin and Bay Shore.

Rather than describing a single fee model, the firm states that it takes some cases with no upfront fee, which is how its fee arrangement is recorded here. It publishes a consultation at no charge and a 24-hour intake line.

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.

936 reviews at 4.9. Contingency fees, a free consultation, a 24 hour line, hospital visits and pages in Spanish, published. It publishes no case results we could read, and its largest contentful paint on mobile is 13.4 seconds.

GLK Law works from Broadway in Manhattan, with a second office in Englewood, and names five attorneys.

106 reviews at 4.9. A free consultation and pages in Spanish, published. It publishes seven case results with amounts of its own and they are its figures rather than ones we confirmed. It publishes nothing about the rate or the retainer.

Mark E. Seitelman Law Offices works from 111 Broadway in lower Manhattan and names sixteen people, from Mark Seitelman himself to the firm's investigator and the person who answers its phones, each on their own page and none with a role we could read from it.

272 reviews at 4.9. Sixty-two case results with amounts of its own, one of the longest such lists here, and a site that scores 98 out of 100 on mobile and passes Core Web Vitals, the fastest of the new entries.

Elliot Ifraimoff & Associates works from Queens Boulevard in Forest Hills and lists eight attorneys under Our Team on its about page, each with Esq. after the name and none with a role beside it.

718 reviews at 5.0, and nineteen years by its domain registration, the second longest of the new entries. Fifteen case results with amounts of its own, which are its figures and not ones we confirmed.

Napoli Shkolnik works from Lexington Avenue in Manhattan, with offices in Melville and Coconut Grove, and names 30 attorneys.

627 reviews at 4.35 across three listings. A free consultation, a 24 hour line and pages in Spanish, published. It publishes four case results with amounts of its own and they are its figures rather than ones we confirmed. It publishes nothing about the rate or the retainer.

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.

202 reviews at 4.9, and twenty-eight years by its domain registration, the longest of the firms added in this pass. Contingency fees, a free consultation and a 24 hour line, published, along with nineteen case results of its own.

The Case Handler works from Broadway opposite City Hall and is one of the few firms in this ranking that says who does what: Adam Handler and Matthew Goodstein as attorneys, and four paralegals named as paralegals.

220 reviews at 5.0. It publishes 151 case results with amounts of its own, the longest such list in this market after Hach & Rose, and they are its figures rather than ones we confirmed. Its home page takes more than three minutes to paint its largest element on mobile, which is the slowest reading in the directory by a wide margin.

The Perecman Firm is a New York City personal injury practice with offices in Manhattan and Corona, Queens.

The firm states that it works on a contingency fee basis, with nothing to pay upfront and payment only if the case is won. It publishes a free case review, a 24-hour intake line and service in English and Spanish.