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Roman J. Shakh
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For over a decade Roman J. Shakh successfully represented victims of car accidents, truck/tractor trailer accidents, falls in buildings or on sidewalks, construction accidents, medical malpractice, nursing home neglect/abuse, and victims of police brutality and excessive force or other civil rights violations. He secured tens of millions of dollars, by way of settlements, verdicts or judgments, for his clients.
Prior to entering the legal profession, Roman Shakh worked in Emergency Medical Services in New York City, under auspices of FDNY, and on Long Island, rendering advanced emergency medical critical care. The clinical experience gained during the seventeen years in EMS certainly translated into skills in medical malpractice and complex injury litigation.
Roman J. Shakh successfully tried to verdict numerous cases, including high exposure personal injury and medical malpractice cases, throughout the five boroughs and Long Island.
Roman J. Shakh maintains offices throughout the metropolitan area, including New York City, Brooklyn, The Bronx, Queens, Nassau County and Suffolk County.
Career
Roman J. Shakh is an American lawyer, specializing in litigation with focus on catastrophic personal injuries, complex medical malpractice and nursing home abuse and negligence. Roman J. Shakh successfully tried to verdict numerous cases throughout every jurisdiction in downstate New York, including every county in New York City and Long Island.
Achievements
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Super Lawyer-2020
Martindale-Hubbell
National Academy of Personal Injury Attorneys Top 10 under 40
Super Lawyers
Million Dollar Lawyer
Martindale-Hubbell Client Champion (Platinum) 2020
Martindale-Hubbell Client Champion (Platinum) 2019
Martindale-Hubbell Client Champion (Gold) 2018
Martindale-Hubbell Rising Star 2020
Top 100 Verdicts
Top 50 Verdicts
AVVO Rating 10 (Superb)
Education
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2001 - 2005
City University of New York (Queens College) , History and Political Science , Bachelor of Arts New York, United States -
2005 - 2008