Georgaklis & Mallas
40 Wall Street- 28th Floor, New York, NY 10005, New York, NY 10005
About Georgaklis & Mallas
Georgaklis & Mallas is a New York law firm representing clients in personal injury and real estate matters. The firm operates from offices in Brooklyn and Manhattan, providing legal services with attorneys who have over two decades of experience. Partner Kostantinos Mallas secured an $18.6 million jury verdict, noted as the largest affirmed pain and suffering verdict in New York history. The firm's staff offers multilingual support, including Spanish, Greek, Italian, Arabic, Mandarin, and Cantonese.
Our Attorneys
George P. Georgaklis
Partner
29+ years experience
Kostantinos Mallas
Partner
26+ years experience
Chris Hatgipetros
Senior Associate
18+ years experience
Gregory S. Lombardi
Partner
11+ years experience
Barlet A. Lucaj
Associate
3+ years experience
Madiha Madhioub
Associate
2+ years experience
Alexa T. Parrella
Associate
Notable Case Results
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$130M
Medical Malpractice
New York family compensated for daughter’s birth injury due to medical malpractice, where hospital staff mistakes during delivery led to oxygen deprivation and cerebral palsy.
$18.7M
Personal Injury
For a 44 year old man who was severely burned over 60% of his body.
$4.7M
Motor Vehicle Accident
Successful verdict for a 44-year-old man who sustained back injuries in a motor vehicle accident in December of 2015 that required multiple surgeries.
$3.5M
Motor Vehicle Accident
For an elderly man whose car was struck by a Police vehicle that was on an emergency run and entered the intersection.
$1.9M
Construction Accident
For a 46-year-old union electrician who had fallen from an “A” frame ladder while performing his work.