How Labor Laws Protect Employees and Hold Construction Companies Accountable The New York State Labor Law, as well as various other governmental regulations, are crucial to ensure both the safety Read more »
Matthew Gaier, partner at Kramer, Dillof, Livingston & Moore, was quoted in an article by Law36o about a New York birth injury case titled NY Docs Roped Back Into Suit Read more »
While all injury cases differ , all clients deserve justice for the debilitating injury and loss they and their families have endured. At Kramer, Dillof, Livingston, and Moore (KDLM), we are committed to Read more »
At Kramer, Dillof, Livingston and Moore (KDLM), we view every case as an opportunity to ensure the court system serves justice to those injured and/or their families. Success for our Read more »
At least three people were injured and one killed on Thursday, July 16 in a scaffolding accident in New York City. The New York Daily News reports that a section of parapet fell off a 12-story Read more »
KDLM was founded by Charles Kramer and Henry Dillof in 1950. Our firm grew nationally gaining a reputation for excellence in representing injured plaintiffs – particularly in complicated medical malpractice Read more »
New York Personal Injury Lawyers One of the most important pieces in a client-attorney relationship is effective communication. And if your primary language is Spanish, it’s critical to hire a Read more »
KDLM Personal Injury LawyersKDLM Personal Injury Lawyers Our New York personal injury lawyers are committed to helping injured clients get the justice they deserve. When injured New Yorkers want the toughest, most legal representation, they Read more »
New York personal injury attorneys Thomas Moore and Matthew Gaier wrote an article for Law.com that discusses the HBO documentary movie “Bleed Out”.Medical Malpractice Written and directed by Steven Burrows, a Hollywood comedy director, the movie tells the story Read more »
KDLM senior partners, Thomas Moore and Judith Livingston, have one of the most successful partnerships in the country for victims of medical malpractice and negligence. They also happen to be married with three children. Read more »
