Moshe Borukh

About Moshe

Moshe began his career as a mass-tort specialist, litigating cases against some of the biggest drug manufacturers in the world, including Johnson & Johnson, Pfizer, Merck & Co. He assisted in securing some of the largest settlements and verdicts in the entire Country. After his experience litigating mass tort cases, Moshe was the managing attorney at Spar & Bernstein, P.C. where he used his extensive personal injury experience to build a multi-million-dollar personal injury practice. When he began working at Spar & Bernstein, P.C. he was just an Associate with 20 other attorneys. In just two years, Moshe was made Partner and brought in more money for the firm than any other Associate in the office. Eventually, Moshe decided to leave Spar & Bernstein to join forces with David to create Levy & Borukh, PLLC, a powerhouse personal injury law firm. Since leaving, Moshe and David have continued to build their brand by cementing their names among the elite law firms in New York and New Jersey. Levy & Borukh, PLLC has a simple philosophy: we provide aggressive and effective legal representation for all our clients, and the results we achieve consistently exceed expectations. In addition to having a thriving and growing Plaintiff’s side practice, Levy & Borukh, PLLC is proud to serve as outside counsel for American Transit Insurance Company, the largest provider and underwriter of comprehensive insurance coverage for New York City’s taxi fleets, owner/drivers and individual owner/designated drivers. Primarily representing the interests of American Transit Insurance Company’s insureds by providing legal defenses for property damage, personal injuries, and uninsured/underinsured motorists. It takes a certain personality to effectively argue multimillion-dollar cases against industry giants. Truly, the courtroom has become Moshe Borukh’s stage. Unlike other attorneys who talk tough until they are forced to pick a jury, Moshe revels the prospect of presenting your case to a jury. Moshe is a true trial attorney who understands that being a true litigator means being in court, with a client, cross-examining defense witnesses and ultimately winning a case. “If a personal injury attorney cannot try a case, he has no business in this area of law. Period.”

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