New York Trial Attorney - Nicholas Papain New York Product Liability, Injury, Construction Accident Lawyer

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Web Profile of: Nicholas Papain
120 Broadway, New York, NY 10271

Nicholas Papain graduated Cum Laude from American University Washington College of Law in 1978. A Member of the Sullivan, Papain, Block, McGrath, & Cannavo, P.C. law firm for 23 years, Nick currently is President-Elect of the New York State Trial Lawyers Association. He is New York trial lawyer in the state of New York advocating for clients injured as a result of defective products, motor vehicle accidents, unsafe premises, and other incidents involving negligence. Mr. Papain was chosen by the five other law firms representing the State to play a critical role before a national arbitration panel, which awarded our Firm and the other firms an unprecedented fee for their contribution to what authorities hailed as “the most successful legal attack on a major public health hazard in the history of recorded civilization.”

New York Injury News: Contributors:

Robert Sullivan

New York - Long Island Trial Attorney handling medical malpractice, construction site and motor vehicle accidents, general negligence and other personal injury matters

Nicholas Papain

New York Personal Injury Lawyer, Trial Attorney handling product liability litigation matters, construction site accidents and other personal injury matters

Michael Block

New York Personal Injury Lawyer concentrating in litigation on behalf of Firefighters and other fire related litigation

Christopher McGrath

Personal Injury Trial Attorney in New York - Long Island handling general negligence, motor vehicle and construction site accident matters as well as premises and municipal liability related litigation

Vito Cannavo

New York Personal Injury Trial Lawyer handling premises and municipal liability related litigation, medical malpractice cases and other general litigation matters

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