In which practice areas does Bleakley Platt & Schmidt Litigate?
A: Our litigation practice is as diverse as our clientele. Bleakley Platt & Schmidt attorneys litigate in the following practice areas:
- Commercial
- Personal Injury
- Environmental
- Product Liability
- Toxic Tort
- Construction
- Employment
- Intellectual Property
- Business Fraud and Complex Litigation
- Class Actions
- Health Care
- Professional Malpractice
- Real Estate and Land Disputes
- Insurance Coverage
- Estate Litigation
- Corporate, Shareholder and Partnership Disputes
- White Collar Criminal Matters
- Tax Disputes
Do Bleakley Platt & Schmidt Attorneys litigate at the state or federal level?
A: Our litigation attorneys have broad experience at all levels of the federal and state judicial systems. Our firm provides plaintiffs and defendants with some of the most experienced litigation attorneys in the New York area. Many are ranked by Super Lawyers among the region’s top attorneys. They range from seasoned legal veterans to rising stars.
What types of clients does Bleakley Platt & Schmidt represent in litigation?
A: Our firm’s litigation attorneys represent, among others, large and small businesses, health care institutions, real estate owners, banks, manufacturers, religious organizations and individuals.
The Firm represents a range of clients in litigation matters in the New York metropolitan area and throughout the United States. Our law offices represent multinational and Fortune 500 companies in business litigation. We also serve the legal needs of smaller business entities, partnerships, municipalities and individuals
What experience and background do Bleakley Platt & Schmidt Attorneys have in connection with complex and high stakes litigation?
A: The firm’s twenty-five litigation attorneys have past experience as prosecutors, in house corporate counsel, law clerks and national coordinating counsel. Every attorney leverages those skills and perspectives to the benefit of our clients when handling high stakes matters, whether as plaintiffs and defendants.