Protects business owners, and goes after those that are unjust.
Seth Rosner has been a passionate and persistent litigator for the past 26 years, Seth began his legal career as a litigation associate for a small Long Island firm, defending clients in personal injury and insurance coverage matters.
Skilled in the courtroom, Seth prepares every case as if it were going to trial, and works to ensure that his clients get the best possible resolution to their problems and are protected from harm. Using creative legal solutions tailored to each unique situation, he is able to resolve many cases without going to trial, resulting in an early and favorable resolution.
Clients want to know the likelihood of success and the potential risks involved Personal Injury - what’s the value of my case?Depends on the severity of your injuries and the effect it has on your ability to earn an income and enjoy your life Commercial Litigation - cases are fact specific and it will depend on the events that occurred before everything went sideways. For example… limited to value loss and consequential damages.
For all disputes there are 7 phases:
Presuit investigation
Presuit Settlement
Initial Litigation
Discovery
Mediation and Other Alternative Dispute Resolution Mandated by the Court
If Mediation fails > then there’s Dispositive Motions
Trial
Seth tries to find resolution at every stage because the longer the case proceeds, the more costs increase and the longer it takes for the client to obtain resolve and closure.
There's no upfront fee. Our office only gets paid a percentage of the amount recovered, plus case related expenses.
We do not spend money unless we can move your case forward.
Costs structures are based on whether insurance is in play.
If insurance is in play, and Seth wins the case for his client, we will get paid based upon an agreed contingency percentage of the settlement or winnings and expenses incurred for services. There is no upfront cost. We only get paid if we settle or win your case.
If insurance is not in play, we bill on a flat fee basis or on a hourly rate.