I've spent 18 years on one side of this fight. Insurance companies have adjusters, defense attorneys, and claims teams whose entire job is to pay you as little as possible. Most people don't realize that the first offer — the one that arrives when you're still in the hospital, still dealing with medical bills, still figuring out how to get to work — is almost never close to what your case is actually worth.

I started my practice because I think that's wrong. Not abstractly wrong — specifically, practically wrong, and something that can be fixed with the right representation. I graduated from Columbia Law and have spent nearly two decades making sure injured New Yorkers don't leave money on the table because they didn't know what their case was worth or didn't have someone willing to fight for it. If you've been hurt, you don't need sympathy. You need someone who knows how to win.