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New York NY Office

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Anthony is an associate in the New York office of Morrison Mahoney. He concentrates his practice in the areas of tort and liability defense and defends cases involving premises, motor vehicle and general liability matters.

Before joining Morrison Mahoney, Anthony was an assistant district attorney where he tried cases, investigated, and prosecuted violent, fraud, vehicular crimes, and presented numerous felony cases to the Grand Jury resulting in true bill indictments. He transitioned to civil litigation at a small high-volume defense firm defending insurance companies with an emphasis on trial work.

  • New York
  • J.D. — Roger Williams University School of Law
  • B.S. — Sacred Heart University
  • Defense Verdict – Motor Vehicle – Kings County, NY
    Plaintiff alleged that the client, a livery cab driver, rearended plaintiff and caused plaintiff to sustain multiple cervical and lumbar disc herniations, SLAP lesion, underwent multiple epidural steroid injections, and was recommended shoulder surgery.
  • Defense Verdict – Motor Vehicle – Kings County, NY
    Plaintiff alleged that the client, a livery cab driver, rearended plaintiff and caused plaintiff to sustain a rotator cuff tear with shoulder arthroscopy, cervical disc herniations, and disc bulges.
  • Defense Victory – Trip and Fall – Kings County, NY
    Plaintiff alleged that the client was on notice of and failed to repair a defective condition on the client’s sidewalk, causing plaintiff to trip and fall over the alleged defect. Plaintiff sustained a torn rotator cuff, and a fractured wrist requiring open reduction internal fixation. Plaintiff further alleged to have sustained reflex sympathetic dystrophy (“RSD”) in her wrist. The jury awarded $50,000.00 and found plaintiff 50% at-fault. The comparative-fault reduction produced a net verdict of $25,000.00.
  • Defense Victory – Motor Vehicle – Nassau County, NY
    Plaintiff alleged that the client, a livery cab driver, failed to stop at a stop-sign at an intersection while plaintiff had the right of way causing a serious collision. Plaintiff sustained loss of consciousness, ankle fracture, ankle dislocation, and an Achilles tendon tear. Plaintiff underwent tenolysis, osteotomy, and peroneal retinaculum reconstruction. In a liability-only trial with a cap on damages, the jury found plaintiff 75% at-fault. The comparative-fault reduction produced a net verdict of $25,000.00.