Finkelstein & Partners is a personal injury law firm that represents people who have been badly hurt by another individual or company’s careless actions. Client John S. was delivering a load of stones to a job site when the distracted driver of an oncoming car drifted into his lane. As he swerved to avoid the advancing vehicle, John’s truck flipped, leaving him with fractured bones, bruising, and a traumatic brain injury.
John, who is now recovered, and his wife Barbara recently connected with Andrew Finkelstein. Barbara said at the time, “I wasn’t worried at all. I knew that Finkelstein & Partners would fight for our compensation while I helped John recover. We hired F&P because they’re the best.”
Finkelstein & Partners was founded over 60 years ago in Newburgh and today serves communities throughout New York State. Since its founding, Finkelstein & Partners has fostered a “Culture of Caring” and remains actively involved in the communities it serves, encouraging its family of employees to devote time and assistance to community projects. Headquartered in Newburgh, NY, Finkelstein & Partners, LLP has been successfully winning serious injury cases for over 60 years. Offices are located throughout New York and New Jersey. Services include Personal Injury, Social Security Disability Benefits, Workers’ Compensation, Nursing Home Neglect, and Veterans Services. The firm’s Commit to Quit Distracted Driving program highlights the serious dangers of distracted driving for teen drivers. We care deeply about the work we do and the communities we serve. We encourage our family of employees to devote time and assistance to community projects, because we want to be a part of building better communities. To learn more, visit the firm’s website at lawampm.com or call 1.800.Lawampm / 1.800.529.2676.
FINKELSTEIN & PARTNERS LLP
1279 Route 300
Newburgh, NY
800.Law.AMPM (529.2676)
www.lawampm.com
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