Best Lawyers Near You in White Plains, New York for Medical Malpractice Law - Defendants
Senior Trial Partner Jeff Lawton is an accomplished trial attorney who has been with Martin Clearwater & Bell LLP (MCB) since 1983. Enthusiastic and motivated by the very process of representing a client at trial, he often takes on cases that other attorneys have declined. In his own words: “I don’t like my job, I love it.” Jeff excels at simplifying esoteric medical concepts and technicalities into terms jurors can understand, and savors the opportunity to educate jurie...
Nicholas Pollina is part of the Medical and Life Sciences Industry Team at Harris Beach Murtha located in New York, New York, specializing in Medical Malpractice Law - Defendants. The team is recognized for successfully defending product liability, health care, and general liability cases. In his practice, Nicholas focuses on defending luxury co-ops, condominiums, and well-known dining establishments in New York, tackling various general liability issues. His work includes representing buildi...
Nicole S. Barresi began her legal career as a law clerk and is now an Associate at Martin Clearwater & Bell LLP. At MCB, she defends our client physicians, teaching hospitals, research university medical centers, and physician practice groups in malpractice matters. Prior to joining MCB, Nicole completed a clerkship in the New Jersey Superior Court with Judge W. Hunt Dumont J.S.C. During her clerkship term she gained valuable insight into trial and motion practice. Nicole has also worked ...
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