Reviews

I came to Finkelstein & Partners because of their great reputation. My case was a bit complicated and so I was so glad that Patricia R. was my managing attorney and that Sharon Scanlan was my trial attorney. These 2 attorneys worked so hard for me. Sharon was such a positive and energetic attorney that it made my husband and I feel so at ease in the whole litigation process. I was SO happy with the outcome of my case--beyond anything I would have expected. My car accident was horrific but my settlement was incredible. What a great firm and what great attorneys and staff there !

They was very understanding and compassionate. They let me speak hear what I had to say, they reassured me. I was very comfortable with them. I never needed to worry about anything.

Very professional, knowledgeable and assertive attorneys and support team who really care about their clients and will go the extra mile to insure the best possible outcome for them.

A bunch of crooks!

Finklestine and Partners have help me for the last 8 with my case and I couldn’t be more happy. They were always there for me and provided me with the best service possible. I truly appreciate them and thank them for everything they have done

This is a 3 STAR REVIEW NOT 5! PLEASE RESPOND ACCORDINGLY.

Family members and friends have been represented by Finkelstein & Partners with excellent outcomes. The professionals and staff are compassionate and responsive. You will not find a better law firm!

When my car accident case was referred to Finkelstein & Partners, LLP, I was encouraged. For many years, F&P has marketed itself as an agressive, results-oriented law firm that has garnered impressive settlements for their clients. I immediately received a phone call from Andrew Finkelstein, who assured me that F&P would bring in doctors, experts, etc, and if necessary, pursue arbitration—all to ensure me justice in my case. Soon after, I was contacted by a managing attorney, who echoed Mr. Finkelstein's enthusiam, and I felt in good hands. She suggested we meet in person—to discuss the case and map out a strategy. When we met, she complained that she hadn't received the case files from the previous law firm, and she made copies of all my personal emails, deposition, etc. with that firm. Checking, I was assured that the materials had been forwarded to F&P, and miraculously, the case files were found. However, it was very obvious at this point that F&P's initial enthusiasm for my claim had waned considerably. . . . A week or so later, the managing attorney informed me that, given the particulars of my case, arbitration was way to go and she had scheduled a hearing. I accepted her plan and looked forward to pushing my case to a resolution. Unfortunately, the hearing never happened. Instead, F&P pursued a strategy of "Trick Arb," which basically entailed going through the motions of arbitration, hoping that the insurance company wouldn't respond—presumably ending in some kind of summary judgment given by the judge for the insurance company's non-compliance. I was told we went through several "Trick Arb" attempts—all to no avail. . . . This ushered in a new phase in my case, where my managing attorney was incommunicado. All my phone calls to speak with her fell on deaf ears, and I never spoke to her again nor was I ever told why I couldn't contact her. Enter one of F&P's partners, who told me that my case was not an encouraging one and that a doctor for the insurance company had made strong arguments mitigating their liability. Reminding her that Andrew Finkelstein had promised our own doctors, experts, etc., she suggested that I strongly consider taking the insurance company's low-ball offer, nor was I ever told why we no longer could pursue arbitration. It now became painfully apparent that F&P wanted out of my case, and reluctantly, with no future strategies offered, I was forced to accept the insurance company's offer. . . . Since then, I have had several episodes of intense nerve pain from my accident and spinal surhery that have required doctors' intervention. Obviously, thoughts go back to my days with Finkelstein & Partners and essentially their dropping me as a client and my having to accept a settlement that is in no way commensurate with my pain, suffering, expense, etc. I can only hope that other F&P clients will not be treated as I was and will consider this review as a criterion in making the decision whether to retain Finkelstein & Partners.

I would highly recommend Finkelstein & Partners to anyone that intends to win their case. They were forthcoming and honest from start to finish. My case was handled with professionalism and care that I needed throughout the process. Thank you for your hard work and dedication.