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RachelFriedman

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Associate

Overview

Biography

Rachel focuses her practice on representing and defending clients in medical malpractice, nursing home negligence, and personal injury matters. She has worked on both the plaintiff and defense sides of litigation, giving her a broad perspective on litigation, including assessing and valuing personal injury claims. Rachel’s experience includes all aspects of litigation, including handling discovery, drafting motions and other filings, taking and defending depositions, appearing at court conferences, and alternative dispute resolution.

Bar Associations

  • Women’s Bar Association of the State of New York

Selected Memberships & Affiliations

  • New York State Trial Lawyers Association, Member
Experience

Prior Experience

  • Per Diem Attorney
  • Ricotta, Mattrey, Callocchia, Markel & Cassert Attorneys & Counselors at Law, Associate
  • Robert E. Lahm, PLLC, Associate
  • Merson Law, PLLC, Associate
  • Merson Law, PLLC, Legal Intern
  • Brooklyn Law School Mediation Clinic, Kings County Small Claims Court Mediation, Legal Intern
  • Krentsel & Guzman, LLP, Legal Intern
  • Raskin & Kremins, LLP, Law Clerk
  • Brooklyn Law School Disability & Civil Rights Clinic, Legal Intern
  • Robert E. Lahm, PLLC, Legal Intern

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