New York Trial Lawyers
Every day, people throughout New York are injured or victimized by the negligence and carelessness of others. At the law firm of Tolmage, Peskin, Harris & Falick, we have more than 40 years of experience representing these injury victims and their families. We understand their suffering and offer the experienced legal help they need to pursue a successful lawsuit and move forward from the situation.
Our firm focuses on handling personal injury claims involving everything from auto accidents to medical malpractice to premises liability. However, our dedicated lawyers and staff also offer legal help to clients in matters involving:
- Civil rights violations: police misconduct, false arrest, sexual harassment
- Professional malpractice: negligence on behalf of lawyers, architects, doctors, accountants, other professionals and hospitals
- Tourist accidents: car accidents, boat accidents, subway accidents and more
- Industrial accidents: explosions, chemical spills, machine malfunctions and others
- Negligent security: failing to provide proper lighting, broken locks, lack of cameras and other security concerns
It doesn't matter whether the incident happened once or is a part of a recurring issue. No case is too large for us to handle. Our dedicated New York lawyers will be attentive to your needs. We will create an aggressive plan that helps protect your rights and recover the compensation you are entitled to.
Contact the New York attorneys of Tolmage, Peskin, Harris & Falick to discuss your situation and find out more about the legal help we offer. Every initial consultation is free so you can tell us about your legal issue with no cost or obligation to you.
The law firm of Tolmage, Peskin, Harris & Falick represents clients in all five boroughs of New York: Manhattan, Staten Island, Queens, Brooklyn, and the Bronx, and in New York County, Kings County, Richmond County, Suffolk County, Nassau County, Westchester County, Rockland County, and the remainder of the State of New York.
The discussion on this page is generic and may not be specific to NY law and in fact, NY law may be materially different.
