PERSONAL INJURY TRIAL LAWYERS
NYC Accident Lawyers
Who Don't Back Down.
37 Years. One Fight. Yours.
For injured New Yorkers who can't afford a second mistake.
✓ No fee unless we win your case
$100M+
RECOVERED
37
YEARS
80 ★
5-STAR REVIEWS
The partners who'll try your case
JEFFREY S. ANTIN · SCOTT W. EPSTEIN · NOREEN M. LETTA
37
YEARS TRIAL EXPERIENCE
$100M+
RECOVERED FOR CLIENTS
80 ★
FIVE-STAR GOOGLE REVIEWS
Super Lawyers®
NEW YORK METRO
AV Rated
MARTINDALE-HUBBELL
$1M+ Club
MULTI-MILLION DOLLAR ADVOCATES
—— CASE RESULTS
$100M+ Recovered for Injured New Yorkers
Real verdicts. Real families. Every dollar fought for in New York courtrooms.
VERDICT
$13.375M Construction Accident
Window washer fell from 47-story building roof due to defective scaffold
VERDICT
$5M
Pedestrian Accident Pedestrian struck by commercial van, traumatic brain injury
VERDICT
$5M
Electrical Injury Utility worker struck by live wire, traumatic brain injury
VERDICT
$4.4M
Labor Law Construction worker hit by wooden beam during demolition, fractured skull
SETTLEMENT
$4M
Construction Accident Laborer struck by dislodged wooden beam
SETTLEMENT
$3M
Medical Malpractice Hospital ER misdiagnosed traumatic brain injury as "black eye"
Past results do not guarantee future outcomes.
THE DATA DESK
Featured Data Reports
AEE LAW · DATA REPORT
9,398
Belt Parkway Is New York City's Most Injurious Road
Belt Parkway injured 9,398 New Yorkers and killed 46 since 2014, the most of any NYC road. AEE Law traced the trend, cause, and worst hour from NYPD's data.
NYC Open Data, Motor Vehicle Collisions (NYPD). Computed by AEE Law.
AEE LAW · DATA REPORT
9,134
The Pedestrian Blind Spot
New York logged its safest year since 1910. We read the city's own crash record and counted what the headline leaves out: 9,134 pedestrians injured in 2025, 77 for every one killed, pedestrian deaths flat since 2014, and the harm the sidewalk itself does never counted.
AEE Law analysis of NYC Open Data: NYPD collisions, 311, and DOB NOW
What We’re Watching in New York
Every figure links to its full data report.
—— PRACTICE AREAS
The Cases We Take to Trial
Car Accidents
The adjuster already decided what you're worth, and it's low. We make them prove that number to a jury, or pay what your case is really worth.
Construction Accidents
Scaffold falls, crane collapses, falling debris. Labor Law 240 puts the liability on the contractor, not you. We know how to use it. Most firms don't.
Truck Accidents
The trucking company's lawyers are already building their defense. We've taken them on and won, and we move fast to lock down the evidence.
Slip & Fall Property owners owe you a safe place to walk. When they cut corners and you pay for it, we make them answer for it. →
Workplace Injuries Workers' comp rarely covers what you actually lost. We find the third party that's also on the hook and pursue the full recovery, not the partial one. →
Medical Malpractice You trusted them with your life. When that trust failed, the hospital lawyers up fast. We go toe-to-toe with their defense teams and make them account for it. →
Civil Rights Police brutality, wrongful arrest, excessive force. We hold officers and departments accountable in federal court under Section 1983. →
Workers Compensation Denied claim. Lowball offer. The insurer is counting on you to give up. We fight them at every stage and keep your benefits coming. →
Wrongful Death When negligence takes someone you love, no number makes it right. We build the case that holds them accountable and recovers everything the law allows. →
WHY WE'RE DIFFERENT
Insurance Companies Know Which
Firms Will Fold
Most personal injury firms never see a courtroom. They take your case, negotiate the minimum, and move on. Insurance adjusters know exactly who to lowball.
We Go to Court
We prepare every case for trial. Insurance companies know our reputation. That's why they offer fair settlements.
You Talk to Your Lawyer
Not a paralegal. Not a call center. Your attorney knows your name, your case, and your situation. That is how a law firm should work.
37 Years in New York Courts
We know the judges, the defense attorneys, and how to win in the five boroughs and Long Island. Learn about our firm .
MEET YOUR LAWYERS
The Team New Yorkers Trust to Make It Right
Behind every one of our 80 five-star reviews is a family we stood beside on their hardest day. You work with the same attorneys start to finish , people who pick up the phone, tell you what comes next, and treat your case like it's their own.
THE PARTNERS · THREE DECADES. ONE STANDARD.
People who treat your fight like their own
Antin, Ehrlich and Epstein has fought for injured New Yorkers since 1989. When everything feels uncertain, you deserve lawyers who listen first, explain plainly, and stand with your family the whole way . That's who we are, and it's why injured New Yorkers have trusted us for 37 years.
Jeffrey S. Antin · Scott W. Epstein · Noreen M. Letta
Our story → MEET EACH OF THEM BELOW. ↓
Jeffrey S. Antin
MANAGING PARTNER
Catastrophic injury and wrongful death trials across New York State since 1989.
Scott W. Epstein
PARTNER
Construction accidents, medical malpractice, and wrongful death trial work.
WHAT OUR CLIENTS SAY
80 Five-Star Reviews. Zero Surprises.
★★★★★
Hands down one of the best attorneys I've had the pleasure of working with. Right after my car accident, Mr. Antin personally had me scheduled to see the doctors and get my MRI ASAP.
Kasheem Jones Represented by Jeffrey Antin
★★★★★
I was very pleased with Scott Epstein's professionalism, compassion, and excellent work. He took the time to explain my options and never pressured me. His whole team was amazing.
Mary Ann Johnson Represented by Scott Epstein
★★★★★
Attorney Noreen Letta's litigation of my case was highly professional and satisfying both financially and in serving justice. I greatly appreciated her and recommend her to all.
Tim Hoffman Represented by Noreen Letta
★★★★★
Jeffrey Antin was my attorney for a motor vehicle accident I was involved in. The attention I received from him and his staff was way beyond my expectations.
Peggy Barksdale Represented by Jeffrey Antin
HOW IT WORKS
Four Steps. One Goal. Your Recovery.
1
Call Us
Tell us what happened. An attorney reviews your case within 24 hours. No fee, no obligation, no runaround.
2
We Investigate
We deal with the insurance companies while you focus on recovery. Our team gathers evidence, documents everything, and builds your file.
3
We Prepare for Trial
Every case is prepared for court. That preparation is why insurance companies settle with our clients before we get there.
4
You Get Paid
You pay nothing unless we win. When we recover money, our fee comes out of that recovery. Not your pocket.
LATEST INSIGHTS
Real NYC Crash and Injury Data, Published
CRASH DATA · Jul 23, 2026
New York recorded 1,101 traffic deaths in 2024, 17.9% more than the 934 recorded in 2019, the…
NY Traffic Deaths: Still 18% Above 2019
Jeffrey S. Antin
CRASH DATA · Jul 23, 2026
From 2019 to 2023, Genesee County recorded 51 traffic deaths against a population…
Upstate NY Roads Are Deadlier Than the City
Jeffrey S. Antin
CRASH DATA · Jul 2, 2026
New York's e-bike-involved crashes have injured 17,434 people and killed 133 since…
17,434 Hurt: Inside NYC's E-Bike Crash Data
Jeffrey S. Antin
FROM OUR ATTORNEYS
Guidance From the Lawyers Who Handle Your Case
LEGAL GUIDE
The First 72 Hours After a NY Car Accident
The first 72 hours after a New York crash set the shape of everything that follows: the police report, the medical record insurers read first, and the…
Thomas Kinney Jul 13, 2026
INSURANCE
Filing a NY Car Accident Claim, Both Deadlines
A New York crash starts two filings, not one. The DMV's MV-104 crash report is due within 10 days when anyone is hurt or any one person's property…
Thomas Kinney Jul 12, 2026
INSURANCE
No-Fault Insurance in New York, Explained
New York no-fault insurance pays up to $50,000 per person for medical bills and lost earnings after a crash, no matter who caused it. You must file a…
Christian Grim Jul 11, 2026
Frequently Asked Questions
- How do I know if I have a valid personal injury case?
You may have a valid case if someone else's negligence caused your injury. This covers car accidents, slip and falls, workplace incidents, and medical errors. Three things have to be true: someone owed you a duty of care, they broke that duty, and breaking it directly caused your injuries and losses. A free consultation with us can tell you where you stand, with no obligation.
- How much does it cost to hire a personal injury lawyer?
We work on a contingency fee basis. You pay nothing upfront, and you owe us no legal fee unless we win your case. Our fee comes out of your settlement or verdict as a percentage, so quality representation isn't limited by what you can afford today.
- What should I do immediately after an accident?
Get medical attention first, even if you feel fine. Injuries don't always show up right away. Document everything you can: photos, witness names and numbers, and a police report if one applies. Report the incident to whoever needs to know, your employer, the property owner, the insurer. And don't give a recorded statement to any insurance company before you talk to a lawyer.
- How long do I have to file a personal injury lawsuit in New York?
In New York, you generally have 3 years from the date of the accident to file most personal injury lawsuits. Medical malpractice cases carry a shorter window, 2 years and 6 months. And if your claim is against the City of New York or another government entity, you must file a Notice of Claim within 90 days, well before the lawsuit itself. Don't wait for the deadline to close in. Evidence fades and witnesses get harder to find.
- Will my case go to trial?
Most cases settle before trial, but we prepare every one as if it's going to court. Insurance companies keep score. They know which firms actually try cases and which ones always fold. Being willing to go to trial is exactly why insurers come back with better offers.
Talk to a Trial Lawyer
$100M+ recovered. 37 years of NYC trial work. Free case review, no fee unless we win.
Available 24/7. Prior results do not guarantee future outcomes.
