Palermo Law, P.L.L.C. is a personal injury firm based in Hauppauge (Long Island), New York and serving clients throughout the region, including Suffolk and Nassau Counties with additional offices in Babylon, Garden City, and Patchogue. Practice areas encompass vehicle and bicycle accidents, pedestrian and hit and run accidents, assault and battery injuries, construction site accidents, catastrophic injuries, medical malpractice and birth defects, premises liability include slip and fall and dog bites, nursing home neglect or abuse, swimming pool accidents, workplace/workers’ compensation injuries, and wrongful death.
Palermo Law is there to make sure clients are treated fairly. Insurance companies, multi-billion-dollar corporations, hire people whose job it is to deny claims. To them, a person is a line on a page to be checked off in the most cost-effective way for their company. At Palermo Law, we recognize that every one of our clients is an individual with their own story and unique needs. We are with them every step of the way on the road to recovery.
In the face of a crippling injury, it is difficult to put a monetary value on a person’s pain, but we fight for our clients to ensure they receive the compensation they are entitled to. Palermo Law was founded over two decades ago with the mission to help balance the scales of justice for the hardworking people of our community. Our clients deserve a tenacious advocate on their side and we provide them with nothing less.
Steven Palermo stands tall for his clients in the court of law. Experienced in handling cases for the seriously injured, for over 20 years Steven has honed his trial and negotiation skills, enabling him to get his clients the maximum compensation they are entitled to. In addition, Steven gives each and every one of his clients his personalized attention and care. He takes the time to learn about their lives, and the impact their injuries have had on them. Along with his knowledge of the law, it is with this profound understanding of his client’s pain and the drastic strain an injury has had on their lives, that Steven arms himself for the courtroom.