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Extra Phones: Phone: (212) 213-1093
Neighborhoods: Midtown Manhattan, NoMad
AKA: Gentile, Laura
Other Link: http://www.gentilelaw.com
Categories: Attorneys, Accident & Property Damage Attorneys, Automobile Accident Attorneys, Bankruptcy Law Attorneys, Bankruptcy Services, Child Custody Attorneys, Criminal Law Attorneys, Divorce Attorneys, Employee Benefits & Worker Compensation Attorneys, Family Law Attorneys, General Practice Attorneys, Malpractice Law Attorneys, Medical Malpractice Attorneys, Personal Injury Law Attorneys, Professional Liability & Negligence Law Attorneys, Real Estate Attorneys, Traffic Law Attorneys, Workers Compensation Assistance

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Phone: (212) 689-6009

Address: 79 Madison Ave, New York, NY 10016

Website: http://www.gentilelaw.com

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Divorce
Child Support
Determine how much money each member of the firm need to live. Add up the cost of repayment of student loans, child support payments, candy and ice cream needs, bail money, and all other reasonably anticipated expense. Be realistic. While this part of the plan will be omitted from any document submitted for outside review, such as for a bank loan, it is very important to the working plan used to design this firm around the particular needs if its members. This personal financial assessment will enable a determination of how much will be drawn from the firm every month and will be part of the calculation for the breakeven analysis to determine the firm’s “horizon of doom”.

Criminal Defense
You need insurance even if you practice only criminal law or immigration law. You may reason that if you make a mistake your client will end up in jail or out of the country – both hard places to commence a malpractice action. But it only takes one persistent client to convince one attorney that there is a viable claim against you.
Traffic Violations
Where not to skimp: Spend money on an excellent laser printer, it will cost between $400 and $500 and will more than pay for itself in the long run. Documents printed on ink jet printers will bleed ink if they get a drop of water on them. Even worse, poor quality printers screech to a halt at the precise moment that you are printing a last minute brief as you toss on a suit to run for your court appearance. You need a printer that is more reliable than a Labrador retriever and a little faster than a speeding bullet. It is truly your best friend.
Fraud
Keep the self-help pamphlets from the Small Claims Court in your office and mail them off to the clients that you turn down, explaining that it would cost them more to retain you than they could recover from their $400 dispute. Keep handy the number of the Attorney General’s Consumer Fraud Division (800-771-7755) and the complaint department of the New York State Department of Education (800-663-6114) for complaints against doctors and hospitals. When you turn down a case, call the referral and explain the reason why you turned the case down. Do not take a case thinking the case will get better. Do not take a case thinking that you will think about it for a while. A client and a referral source may be disappointed when you turn a case down initially, but that does not compare to the anger when you turn it down after sitting on the case for seven months.
Assault
Murder
Affirming the decision of Judge Louis Freeh, which found that police officer enjoyed qualified immunity from suit for his false arrest of plaintiff. This defendant was later convicted of murder in the Bronx and the deposition in Deagle v. City of New York was admitted into evidence as a prior bad act when it was demonstrated that the defendant had lied about his police record of civilian complaints and employment misconduct. Case was also topic of Op Ed article by Bob Herbert, N.Y.Times, September 18, 1997 at page A35.

Workers Compensation
You are required to carry Workers Compensation Insurance and Disability Insurance, both of which can be obtained a private carrier or from the State Insurance Fund at 199 Church Street, New York, New York. You must pay employment taxes on a quarterly basis and file summary reports with the State and the Federal Tax Authorities, and you must deposit employee's share of employment and social security taxes that you have withheld from your employees salary. By the end of January of each year, you must generate and distribute W-2 forms and by the end of March you must file the W-2's with the IRS as an attachment to a W-3 form.

Premises Liability
Real Estate Transactions
Whether your practice specializes in probate matters, torts or real estate transactions, you can make the calculation to determine what your profit is. To improve your bottom line, increase your rate of compensation by raising your fees, hiring staff, or reducing your fixed costs.

Personal Injury
Consider the following scenario. You have settled a small personal injury matter for $10,000 at the second pre-trial conference after expending $750.00 in disbursements. Based on the standard contingency retainer in a tort case, you collect a fee of one-third of the net settlement or verdict after reimbursements of your disbursements. The client nets $6,166 your fee is $3,083.33.
Medical Malpractice
It could never happen to ME, you say to yourself. Yeah, sure. Actually, it’s not that hard to do. If your process server makes a mistake, you are on the hook. If a per diem attorney fails to show up in court and the case is dismissed, you are on the hook. Here’s a sample scenario: One day, you pull out the litigation file to draft the summons and complaint in an action against the New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation for a medical malpractice action. Checking the date the Notice of Claim was served to insert it in the complaint, you declare: “Oops, not served on Health and Hospitals, served on the Transit Authority. So that’s why the office never received a notice for a 50-h hearing.” Flash back to the day the paralegal served the Notice of Claim after you gave such careful instructions. Flash back to the moment you dropped the Notice of Claim in the Litigation folder without checking that it was properly served. Flash forward to see your career flash before eyes.
Auto Accidents

Trusts and Estates

Power of Attorney
Even the seemingly innocuous notary stamp is ripe for exploitation. You will regularly be approached by people who don’t know any better (and some who do) who ask you to notarize a document for someone who is not present. You already know the answer - so don’t do it. In Matter of Kupperman, the tort attorney forwarded the client’s durable power of attorney to the insurance carrier, notarized by the respondent
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