What It Means to Have an Entire Legal Team Fighting for You

Some cases require more than legal representation. They require a team that takes the case personally, digs into every detail, stays fully engaged, and makes the client feel that everyone involved is fighting toward the same goal.

That is the kind of team Ben B. Rubinowitz, Peter J. Saghir, Adam J. Tynan, Arshaluis Matinian, and others at Gair, Gair, Conason, Rubinowitz, Bloom, Hershenhorn, Steigman & Mackauf strive to provide.

For a client facing a serious legal matter, there is an enormous difference between simply having lawyers assigned to a case and feeling that an entire team has truly taken up the fight.

That means answering the difficult questions. It means investigating what happened. It means challenging the other side’s version of events. It means preparing relentlessly, anticipating problems before they arise, and continuing to push forward when the process becomes difficult.

It also means being present for the client.

Ben Rubinowitz has spent decades representing seriously injured people in some of New York’s most complex personal injury and medical malpractice cases. His approach to trial preparation is built around mastering the facts, understanding the medicine, and being ready to confront the defense at every stage of the case.

Peter Saghir brings that same commitment to complex litigation, working closely with clients and helping build cases that demand careful investigation, strategic thinking, and detailed preparation.

Adam Tynan is part of the trial team responsible for developing and advancing significant cases, bringing energy, preparation, and attention to the details that can become critical as litigation progresses.

And the client experience is not created by attorneys alone.

Legal assistant Arshaluis Matinian is part of the team working behind the scenes and directly with clients to help keep complex matters moving. In litigation that may last months or years, the people who communicate with clients, coordinate information, follow up on important details, and remain consistently available can have an enormous impact on how supported a client feels.

That combination matters

At Gair, Gair, Conason, Rubinowitz, Bloom, Hershenhorn, Steigman & Mackauf, the goal is not simply to handle a file. It is to take responsibility for the case and pursue it with the level of preparation and determination that serious injuries and significant losses deserve.

The firm deliberately accepts a limited number of major cases so its attorneys and staff can devote substantial resources to the people they represent. Cases may require medical experts, investigators, engineers, accident reconstruction specialists, economists, vocational experts, and extensive deposition and trial preparation.

But all of those resources ultimately serve one purpose: giving the client the strongest case possible.

When someone entrusts the firm with a case involving their health, their family, their future, or a profound loss, that trust carries a responsibility.

Ben Rubinowitz, Peter Saghir, Adam Tynan, Arshaluis Matinian, and the rest of the team understand that responsibility.

The standard is simple: be prepared, be relentless, be there for the client, and pursue justice with everything the case demands.

Thank you for trusting us Fred.