Case Results

Senior Partner Jeffrey A. Shor assisted by Associate Michelle A. Frankel obtained a dismissal in a dental malpractice case filed in Kings County in 2011.

Senior Trial Partner Bruce G. Habian, with extensive discovery having been conducted by partner Kevin McManus, secured a unanimous defense verdict concerning surgical liability, at Supreme Court, New York County, before Judge Carmen St. George.

MCB’s Employment & Labor defendant-client, a physician practice group, was accused by a former employee of race and marital status discrimination. The employee raised her discrimination claim with the NYC Commission on Human Rights (the "Commission").

Senior Trial Partner Anthony M. Sola, assisted by Partner Nancy J. Block and Associate Emma B. Glazer, obtained a defense verdict after a 3-week trial in Supreme Court, Queens County before Justice Kevin J. Kerrigan.

The MCB Employment & Labor practice group represented the Defendant employer in the United States District Court, Eastern District of New York. In this case, the employer fired the employee after an audit revealed that he used his employer’s tax-exempt status.

Senior Trial Partner, Bruce G. Habian, assisted by partner Charles S. Schechter, secured a unanimous defense verdict as to both surgical liability and informed consent in Supreme Court, Westchester County.

Michael A. Sonkin received a defense verdict in Supreme Court, Bronx County before Justice Soto. This case arises out of a right eye cataract extraction with an intraocular lens (IOL) implant performed by the co-defendant ophthalmologist.

Senior Trial Partner, William P. Brady, assisted by Senior Associate Samantha E. Shaw and Associate Michelle A. Frankel obtained a defense verdict in Supreme Court, Bronx County before Judge Alison Tuitt.

Senior Trial Partner Peter T. Crean, assisted by Partner Kevin P. McManus, received a defense verdict in Supreme Court, Queens County before Justice Pam Jackman Brown. The case involved a 60-year-old married mother of five adult children.

Senior Trial Partner, Bruce G. Habian, obtained a defense verdict in Supreme Court, New York County. After a laparoscopic removal of a presumed inflamed appendix - per CT scan and clinical exam - pathology reported an extremely rare appendix cancer.