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| Practice Areas | Civil Litigation; Insurance; Transportation; Environmental Law; Tort Defense; Municipal Liability; Nursing Home Litigation; Agents and Brokers Errors and Omissions; Labor Law; Property Law | | | Education | Brooklyn Law School, J.D., 1990, University of Michigan, B.B.A., 1987 | | | Admitted | 1991, New York and New Jersey; U.S. District Court, Southern and Eastern Districts of New York; U.S. District Court, District of New Jersey | |
| Memberships | New York State and American Bar Associations; National Risk Retention Association; Vermont Captive Insurance Association; Captive Insurance Company Association; Target Markets. | | | Born | New York, N.Y., March 20, 1965 | | | Biography | Deputy Managing Partner, New York Office. Author: "The Bar is Lowered on New York's No-Fault Threshold," Wilson Elser Client Advisory; "Landmark Victory for Risk Retention Groups," Global Risk Management, 1997; "New York Becomes the Newest Onshore Captive Domicile," The CICA Report; "Lead Paint Litigation in the 1990s," New York Law Journal, March 1997; "Defending Lead Paint Poisoning Cases," Outlook in Lead, a publication of Housing Authority Insurance, July 1994; "Lead Liability Clarified," CHIP ADVISOR, July 1996; "Recent Developments in Lead Paint Poisoning Cases," New York Law Journal, 1995. | | | ISLN | 906006175 | |
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Handling the Large Loss Fire: An OverviewGregory S. Katz, Michael J. Vatter, October 26, 2009 In 2006, about 3,675 civilians and 106 firefighters lost their lives as the results of fire, and there were 16,400 civilian injuries. |
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