No-Fault Arbitration & Litigation. Significant arbitration and master arbitrations practice and experience. Argue and advocate for clients in both Court and Arbitration forums. Represent client’s at EBTs and EUOs as well as handle EUO related matters and submissions.

Directly oversee all aspects of all clients’ No-Fault files from inception through collection. Provide direction for the arbitration matters Directly responsible for all litigation matters. Direct supervisor of Administrative Assistants, Paralegals and Attorneys. Argue and advocate for clients in both Court and Arbitration forums. Represent client’s at EUOs as well as handle EUO related matters and submissions. Supervise and direct all aspects of the firm’s No Fault Litigation practice.

Responsibilities include: preparing case files; reviewing of files to determine possible courses of action; drafting legal documents (including, but not limited to, motions, oppositions, replies, stipulations, affidavits, etc.); settling cases; drafting internal memorandum; filing court documents; training and supervising all new law clerks and attorneys; Supervison of the legal secretary staff; and communicating with clients as well as defendants as necessary.In short, handling… Show more Responsibilities include: preparing case files; reviewing of files to determine possible courses of action; drafting legal documents (including, but not limited to, motions, oppositions, replies, stipulations, affidavits, etc.); settling cases; drafting internal memorandum; filing court documents; training and supervising all new law clerks and attorneys; Supervison of the legal secretary staff; and communicating with clients as well as defendants as necessary.In short, handling plaintiff's no-fault litigation from start to finish, with all the bells and whistles, as well as internal administrative responsibilities. Show less

Responsibilities include: preparing case files; reviewing of files to determine possible courses of action; drafting legal documents (including, but not limited to, motions, oppositions, replies, stipulations, affidavits, etc.); drafting internal memorandum; filing court documents; training and supervising all new law clerks and attorneys;

Gym instructor for Grades K-8. Science teacher for grades 6-8, including NYS Regent courses for LivingEnvironment and Earth Science. Gruss Foundation Math and Science Program Director and Instructor.

- Head Waiter – Summer 2001, 2002, 2005Responsible for overseeing 35 pre-high school camper/waiters serving lunch and evaluating their jobperformance. Served as their counselor for morning and afternoon activities.- Senior Division Head and Sports Director – Summer 2003 & 2004Responsible for over 100 fifth and sixth graders and the 27 high school aged counselors. Responsibilitiesincluded supervision and discipline of campers and counselors. Responsible for all sports… Show more - Head Waiter – Summer 2001, 2002, 2005Responsible for overseeing 35 pre-high school camper/waiters serving lunch and evaluating their jobperformance. Served as their counselor for morning and afternoon activities.- Senior Division Head and Sports Director – Summer 2003 & 2004Responsible for over 100 fifth and sixth graders and the 27 high school aged counselors. Responsibilitiesincluded supervision and discipline of campers and counselors. Responsible for all sports activities andequipment of the camp.- Assistant Head Lifeguard – Summer 1999 & 2000Responsible for the in-house training of the lifeguarding staff, as well as for overseeing the pre-school swim program. Taught children ages 3-12 how to swim in both a group format and in a one-on-one private setting. Also responsible for addressing parent concerns about their children in relation to the swim program.- Lifeguard – Summer 1996 - 1998 Show less

Responsibilities included the organization and implementations of athletic and academic teams, school trips, weekend getaways, Senior Council, Student Government, and programming of assemblies. As needed, coached the College Bowl, Bowling, and Tennis Teams. Served as the direct link between the student body and the administration. Organized three trips to Israel for students to volunteer on Israeli army bases or in hospitals.