UNIONDALE, NY – Rivkin Radler LLP is pleased to announce that twenty attorneys were named to the 2016 New York Metro Super Lawyers List and five attorneys were named as New York Metro Rising Stars.

Being named a Super Lawyer is a tremendous honor reserved for only the top 5% of all lawyers in a

Michael A. Sirignano will be a featured speaker at the Fall 2016 Joint Training Conference of the New York State Chapter of Special Investigation Units (“NYSSIU”) and the New York Anti-Care Theft and Fraud Association (“NYACT”).  The conference will be held on September 26, 2016.  at the Turning Stone Resort, in Verona, New York.

Pia Riverso was quoted in a recent Long Island Business News article entitled, “Taking Coverage.” Pia warns that many contractors and property owners do not realize they lack adequate coverage.

“In order to ensure that the proper coverage is in place, the policy must have an endorsement giving the contractor blanket additional insured

Gregory D. Miller was quoted in a recent Inc.com article entitled, “This App Can Get You Anything (Legal) From Anywhere.”

A new shopping app called Grabr, which lets an individual who wants something he or she can’t find locally to post a plea for someone to bring it to them, presents

David M. Grill and Michael Welch were successful in obtaining a license on behalf of our client to access its neighbors property for the purpose of assessing possible damage caused to its building.  Our client contends that a portion of its building was damaged during its neighbors construction project.  The only way to assess the

Henry Mascia has been chosen among the inaugural group of honorees to receive the Long Island Business News’ Millennial Award. The Millennial Awards honor the bright & dynamic young professionals who are part of the millennial generation, who contribute to the Long Island community & who have made significant strides in business at a young

Barry Levy, Max Gershenoff, John Robertelli, and Gene Kang of Rivkin Radler obtained the first-ever federal decision in New Jersey sustaining an insurer’s right to seek a declaratory judgment to the effect that it is not obligated to pay pending no-fault insurance billing that is alleged to be fraudulent.

The decision, by Judge Madeline Cox

Nancy Del Pizzo was quoted in the July 29, 2016 issue of the New Jersey Law Journal in an article promoting the August 2016 issue of New Jersey Lawyer, the State Bar Association’s bimonthly magazine.  Del Pizzo served as co-Special Editor for the August issue, which focuses on Appellate Practice in New Jersey.  She and

David M. Grill and Evan Schieber obtained an important victory, securing Yellowstone injunctive relief on behalf of a medical practice confronted with the threat of lease termination.    In the case of Omnicare Anesthesia, P.C. v Hazel Blue Nostrand, LLC, Supreme Court, Kings County, Index No. 51140/16, the Supreme Court, after oral argument, granted our application

Grill and Schieber defeated a Bank’s attempt to renew an order of the Supreme Court.  In a prior order, the Supreme Court granted our client summary judgment and canceled and discharged a mortgage of record on the client’s property.  The Bank argued that new facts existed, that had the Court considered, would have changed the