Bill Greenberg, Esq.
Attorney Bill Greenberg
In the 34 years that Attorney Bill Greenberg has been actively practicing personal injury law, there is nothing he hasn't seen and nothing he hasn't achieved.
He is an accomplished and skillful litigator, and has earned the deep respect of defense lawyers he has faced and judges he has argued before in both state and federal courts. And when gets involved, defense lawyers know that he is going to fight tenaciously for his client's rights until the case gets settled or goes to trial.
He characterizes his law practice as focused, single-minded advocacy. When he takes on a personal injury client, he stays directly involved in every aspect of the case. He never hands off the work to some recent law school graduate or paralegal and personally calls you back when you contact him with questions or concerns. Every page in your file will have Bill Greenberg's handwriting on it. He interviews every witness and makes every phone call.
And this hands-on, direct approach has helped him get extraordinary results for his injured clients. His practice has been so successful and he is so sure that he can get the best possible results for you, that he can promise you that he will never take a fee unless you get money for your injury.
Outside of his law practice, Bill is a talented musician and played lead guitar for several years in the critically acclaimed Bill's Band which toured the U.S. and Europe for several years in the late 1990s.
EDUCATION
L.L.M. Taxation
New York University
Juris Doctor
Syracuse University - Syracuse, New York
Artium Baccalaureatus
Lafayette College - Easton, Pennsylvania
AFFILIATIONS AND HONORS
- Arbitrator - New York Stock Exchange
- U.S. Supreme Court
- Florida Bar
- Arbitrator - U.S. District Court EDNY
- U.S. District Court EDNY
- U.S. District Court SDNY
- New York Bar
- Editor - Syracuse Law Review
- Justinian Society for Academic Achievement
- Member of the New York State Trial Lawyers Association
- Member of the American Trial Lawyers Association
PUBLICATIONS
Impact of Income Taxes on Jury Verdicts