Motorcycle Accident Lawyer

Benedict Morelli began his career as a law clerk in 1973, later becoming a senior partner and founding Morelli Law Firm. Admitted to the U.S. Supreme Court and all New York districts, he handles personal injury and discrimination cases, winning multi-million dollar verdicts against major corporations, including Wal-Mart and PepsiCo.

Alexander Morelli, a partner at Morelli Law Firm, specializes in personal injury, mass tort, and commercial litigation. Since joining in 2018, he’s helped secure over $150 million in verdicts and settlements. He has handled major cases, including a $102 million verdict for a brain injury case against Live Nation and represents thousands of women in litigation against Johnson & Johnson.

David Sirotkin, a partner at Morelli Law Firm, is instrumental in handling the firm’s most complex and high-profile cases, achieving significant outcomes for clients. Since joining the firm, he has been a core member of trial teams that have won over $275 million in jury verdicts and has played a pivotal role in securing hundreds of millions in settlements.

Perry Fallick specializes in personal injury, nursing home negligence, labor law, and commercial litigation, with a focus on wrongful death cases. He’s represented clients in major trials, including suits involving Eugenie Bouchard and David Copperfield, and won a sexual harassment case appeal in the Second Circuit.

Sara Mahoney’s practice includes nursing home litigation, personal injury, medical malpractice, and consumer class actions. She also handles appellate work, contributing to briefs for the New York Appellate Division and the 9th Circuit. Recently, she helped uphold $20 million in pain and suffering damages for a client in New York’s First Department—setting a state record.

Michael Schlesinger is a trial attorney specializing in personal injury, product liability, and medical malpractice, with a strong track record of multimillion-dollar verdicts, including $102 million. He earned his law degree from Fordham in 1995 and has appeared as a legal expert on CNN, FOX New York, and other networks.

Danielle Lamberg specializes in personal injury, labor law, and commercial litigation. A 2011 graduate of Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, she was active in the Moot Court Honor Society and interned with the Innocence Project, focusing on exonerating the wrongfully convicted. Danielle earned her undergraduate degree from Emory University, graduating on the Dean’s List.

Erin P. Mullen Sala specializes in medical malpractice, including wrongful death, surgical errors, and nursing home negligence. She earned her J.D. from Rutgers University School of Law-Camden in 2008 and participated in legal clinics like the Children’s Justice Clinic and Domestic Violence Clinic.

Joseph M. Nejathaim specializes in personal injury, nursing home negligence, labor law, and mass torts, focusing on Surrogate’s Court for wrongful death cases. Before joining the firm, he was a Senior Attorney Advisor at the Department of Justice. He graduated cum laude from Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law in 2019, where he served as a Student Fellow and Staff Editor for the Moot Court Honor Society, and earned his undergraduate degree in Political Science from SUNY Geneseo.

Mr. Sobiloff is involved in every case at the firm, guiding clients from inception to trial. With nearly 40 years of experience in civil litigation—including personal injury and medical malpractice—he has secured multiple million-dollar results and handled high-profile cases. He lectures at NY State Bar Association seminars and holds degrees from Queens College and Brooklyn Law School. He is admitted to practice in U.S. District Courts and the U.S. Supreme Court.

Mr. Tai advocates for Chinese Americans in personal injury cases like construction accidents and auto crashes. With over 25 years in immigration and commercial litigation, he holds a B.S. in Civil Engineering from National Chun-Hsin University, a master’s in Structural Engineering from the University of Cincinnati, and a law degree from New York Law School. His engineering background supports his work on complex construction cases, and he is admitted to the U.S. Eastern District Court.