LEAV & STEINBERG, L.L.P. is proud to announce that ANTIGONE CURIS has joined the firm as an Associate. Antigone’s bio is as follows. Antigone Curis
Leav & Steinberg recovers $8,400,000.00 for a Construction Company after a Crane Collapse and assists in total recovery of over $50,000,000.00.
A tragic accident occurred last week in Queens when a Charter Bus plowed through a stop light at a high rate of speed and collided
Partner Edward Steinberg resolves a case for 18x more than the first offer; young boy injured when a camp decides to drop him off in a different part of his neighborhood; hit by car; skull fracture.
In heartbreaking news coming out of Brooklyn today; a 21 year-old mother unintentionally pushed her 6 week-old infant in a stroller down an elevator shaft. The
At approximately 8:45 a.m., a New Jersey Transit Train making its way into the Hoboken terminal failed to slow down and come to a stop
TMZ reports on Leav & Steinberg case: suit filed on two injured individuals hurt during the T.I. Rap Concert in May, 2016 in New York City.
A group of kayakers being led on a guided tour on the Hudson River were struck by a ferry boat yesterday evening. Five kayakers were
In 2013, a 41-year-old mother from Brooklyn named Lavern Wilkinson passed away from a form of lung cancer which was thought to be curable. Had
Late CEO Andy Grove was considered by some the most influential business manager of our generation. He built a company that faced challenges both in manufacturing as well as in competition and he always strived to provide exceptional customer service along the way
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