Lawyer Profile

Annamarie Bondi-Stoddard

Pegalis Law Group, LLC

Recognized Since:

2007
Recognized in:

Medical Malpractice Law - Plaintiffs

Personal Injury Litigation - Plaintiffs
Website:

https://pegalislawgroup.com
Firm's Phone Number:

(516) 684.2900
E-mail:

abs@pegalislawgroup.com
Languages:

English
Location:

One Hollow Lane, Suite 107

Lake Success, NY 11042

Annamarie Bondi-Stoddard, Esq. is the managing partner of Pegalis Law Group, LLC in Lake Success, NY. She is recognized with only 1% of all attorneys in New York State as a "Lawyer of the Year" for Plaintiffs Medical Malpractice! She represents patients in medical negligence cases including on women’s health issues, children’s birth injuries, cancers, surgical and neurosurgical cases, and medical specialty cases where negligence is involved. Over the last 30 years, she has developed an encyclopedia-like knowledge of medical terms, and is leading advocate of being a proactive patient. She lectures on patient safety and medical malpractice for community groups and law industry professionals.

Bondi-Stoddard is one of only 5% of all US attorneys to be listed in Best Lawyers©, and continues to be named every single year since 2007. She has been recognized as on the New York Metro Super Lawyers® List for 11 continuous years. She has served on the executive board of directors of the New York State Trial Attorneys, as well as a Dean of the New York State Trial Lawyers Institute. The Long Island Press honored her with their “Long Island Power Women in Business” Award in 2019 and 2018. Recently, the Long Island Business News named her to their Hall of Fame of Top 50 Women in Business, as a three-time award recipient. She was also recently named a Top Women in Law by Hofstra University, and awarded the Corporate Leadership Recognition Award from United Cerebral Palsy of Nassau. Bondi-Stoddard has twice been recognized in the LIBN’s Who’s Who in Women in Professional Services.

She has been active on the American Heart Association’s Go Red for Women committee. She has written extensively on medical malpractice in publications such as the Long Island Corridor Journal of Strategic Alliances, and The New York Law Journal. Bondi-Stoddard is a member of New York State Trial Lawyers Association, Nassau-Suffolk Trial Lawyers Association, Nassau County Bar Association, Nassau County Women’s Bar Association, the American Association for Justice, and the New York State and New York County Bar Associations. Bondi-Stoddard obtained her law degree from Boston University, and her undergraduate degree from Seton Hall University as a summa cum laude, with departmental honors.

Lawyer Bio

Education:

Boston University School of Law

Bar Admissions:

New York, New York State Bar Association
New Jersey, New Jersey State Bar Association

Affiliations:

NYSTLA - Board Director
NYSTLI - Dean
Long Island Women''s Agenda - Past President

Named "Lawyer of the Year" by Best Lawyers for:

Medical Malpractice Law - Plaintiffs, Long Island (2020)

Recognized in The Best Lawyers in America for work in:

Medical Malpractice Law - Plaintiffs
Personal Injury Litigation - Plaintiffs

Awards:

The Long Island Press honored her with their “Long Island Power Women in Business” Award in 2019 and 2018.
Corporate Leadership Recognition Award from United Cerebral Palsy of Nassau.
Long Island Business News named her to their Hall of Fame of Top 50 Women in Business, as a three-time award recipient.
Named a Top Women in Law by Hofstra University
Twice recognized in Who’s Who in Women in Professional Services, Long Island Business News

Special Focus:

Birth Trauma
Brain Injury
Catastrophic Injury
Hospital Malpractice
Liability Litigation
Litigation
Medical Malpractice
Medical Negligence
Personal Injury
Wrongful Death

Q&A

Tell us a little bit about your practice and what makes it unique.

When faced with an unexpected outcome from a medical diagnosis, or a medical treatment or procedure, patients and their families want to know if anything may have been done wrong, especially when left with a clear or potential
life-altering injury. As a result of such injuries, which include medical bills, loss of income, and the need for home care, Individuals and families often face a tremendous financial burden.

What other interests do you have?

When I first began my career there was a lack of opportunity for young women attorneys to be mentored, and especially in the area of medical malpractice litigation! So, as I advanced in my career, I sought out opportunities to be a mentor. As past-president of the Long Island Women’s Agenda, I often worked alongside young women who wanted to be involved in the community, and have both successful careers and family lives. We hosted many educational forums to share work and life experiences that we as professional women had dealt with, as we moved up in our professions. It was also rewarding to volunteer with American Heart Association’s LI office to help shed light on women’s heart disease, which is overlooked. As a volunteer board member for the New York State Trial Lawyers Association I can lend a hand in being a voice for the voiceless in New York State. As a dean of the New York State Trial Lawyers Institute I had the good fortune to help advance careers by facilitating classes for lawyers to enhance their knowledge of different law practice areas. In supporting Cerebral Palsy of Nassau and 100 Women Who Care, meeting charity leaders first-hand and experiencing their work, is a great reward. AS often as I can, providing community workshops on being a proactive patient, and writing pieces such as in the Long Island Corridor Journal of Strategic Alliances , allows me to feel rewarded to give back.