Binghamton, N.Y.- based
Scott C. Gottlieb, Injury Law Attorney, has nearly
30 years of experience handling injury and medical
malpractice cases. On staff are legal assistants, medical
assistants and support staff, and Gottlieb regularly employs
accident reconstruction experts, investigators,
photographers and economists to assist in evaluating and
preparing personal injury cases.
Born and raised in Brooklyn, Gottlieb is well-versed in the
laws of New York State. He graduated from Syracuse
University College of Law with a Juris Doctor cum laude in
1977, and began his career as an assistant public defender
at the Broome County Public Defender’s Office, where he
handled a variety of criminal matters and trials. In 1978,
he began the private general practice of law, with a
concentration on all forms of litigation. For the past 18
years, Attorney Gottlieb has focused his practice handling
cases for injured children and adults.
Gottlieb’s practice areas include:
Counties served for personal injury claims
include Broome, Tioga, Chenango, Delaware, Cortland and
Tompkins.
Scott C. Gottlieb attorneys urge auto accident
victims to have their injuries checked by doctors and
documented as soon as possible. It is better to step on the
safe side and get your injury checked out by a medical
professional. The firm believes there is no reason clients
should suffer pain for a lifetime.
The same principle applies to its medical malpractice cases.
When people visit a doctor, check into a hospital, or move
to a nursing home, they trust medical professionals to
provide the needed care. However, sometimes they become the
victims of medical malpractice -- a medical accident. They
may have a permanent disability because of it. They may have
missed work and lost wages. You may have suffered pain and
require additional treatment. The hospital, the medical
professionals, the nursing home, and their insurance
companies are all represented by expensive corporate
lawyers. The attorneys of
Scott C. Gottlieb believe they deserve and need
legal representation of their own, and no attorney fees
unless you recover compensation.
In times of grief, family members often overlook the
importance of a prompt investigation of the circumstances of
death and the preservation of evidence. These matters are
extremely important in determining how and why the incident
occurred and identifying the persons legally responsible for
the incident. Pursuing a wrongful death action will not
bring loved ones back, but it will ensure the surviving
family members have increased financial security in the
years to come.
Scott C. Gottlieb has successfully represented many
families suffering from the wrongful death of a loved one.
For more information, please
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Syracuse Personal Injury Attorney,
Rochester
Accident Attorney,
Watertown Personal Injury Lawyer
