Our offices are closed due to Sandy

nyaccidentlaw
October 30, 2012
7:47 am

Please note that the Leav & Steinberg offices are closed today unless we receive further notice from building management. We are still accessible via office telephone by dialing (212) 766-5222 and cell phone by dialing Edward Steinberg at (917) 612-5046 or Alex Kran at (914) 261-3476. Thank you.

Client Reviews

Leav & Steinberg are amazing, kind, compassionate, and loving, once you hire them, you become part of their family. We love them.

This firm is amazing! Ricardo Martinez was very professional, courteous and friendly. All of my questions were answered promptly and my case was handled very quickly!!!! I highly recommend this firm!!

I felt great and very comfortable dealing with Edward. I have been with him since he started practicing law and I always call him anytime I have a situation that requires a lawyer. I recommend him to everyone that I know, family, friends,and even people that I’ve seen that need a great accident lawyer.

Excellent law firm exceeded all my expectations Couldn’t ask for better results with my case. highly recommend them

I had a great experience with this law firm for my personal injury case. I was referred to them by another attorney who did not handle the type of case I had and from the beginning I felt I was in good hands by Edward Averbach, Esq., Edward Steinberg, Esq. and the paralegals that worked my case.

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Manhattan Office

75 Broad St #1601
New York, NY 10004
Phone: 212-766-5222
Toll Free: 866-435-1609
Fax: 212-693-2377

Bronx Office

2705 Eastchester Rd
Bronx, NY 10469
Phone: 718-515-4357
Toll Free: 866-435-1609
Fax: 212-693-2377

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We serve the following localities: New York City including Manhattan, The Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens, Staten Island, Nassau County, Suffolk County, and Westchester County.

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