Paul Ajlouny entered law after working in medicine, and that sequence matters: he reads medical records with clinical understanding, evaluates injuries from a treatment perspective, and builds cases around medical evidence that most attorneys interpret secondhand. Together with Michael Levitz, he has recovered more than $300 million for clients across New York State.

Ajlouny Injury Law maintains four offices across the metropolitan area: Brooklyn, Garden City, Queens, and Manhattan, serving clients throughout New York City, Long Island, and the broader state.

Practice Areas

The firm handles the full spectrum of personal injury matters, with a particular concentration in serious injuries resulting from transportation accidents, workplace incidents, and premises liability.

Car Accidents: Motor vehicle collisions cause the majority of serious personal injury claims in New York. The firm handles accidents involving all types of vehicles and circumstances, from rear-end collisions to T-bone impacts at intersections.

Truck Accidents: Commercial vehicles, including delivery trucks, operate under federal and state regulations that impose additional duties on carriers and drivers. When those duties are breached and injuries result, the liability framework is more complex than a standard car accident claim.

Rideshare and Taxi Accidents: Uber, Lyft, and taxi accident claims involve insurance coverage structures that differ from standard auto accident claims. The firm handles these matters with awareness of the specific coverage layers at play.

Ceiling Collapse: Structural failures in residential and commercial properties can cause catastrophic injuries. These cases require establishing the property owner’s knowledge of the defect and their failure to remedy it.

Slip and Fall: Premises liability claims arising from falls on defective or hazardous conditions are among the most common serious injury cases. The firm represents clients injured in these circumstances.

Wrongful Death: When another party’s negligence causes a fatality, surviving family members may have claims for the losses they have suffered. The firm handles these cases with the seriousness the circumstances demand.

Workplace and Construction Accidents: New York’s Labor Law provides specific protections for construction workers injured on the job, including provisions that create liability for property owners and general contractors regardless of their direct fault. The firm handles these cases under applicable state and federal frameworks.

Neck and Back Injuries: Spinal injuries are among the most consequential outcomes of serious accidents, often requiring surgery, extended rehabilitation, and long-term medical management. The firm pursues full compensation for these injuries.

Additional Injury Categories: The firm also handles amputation cases, birth injuries, bicycle accidents, burn accidents, bus accidents, catastrophic injuries, commercial vehicle accidents, dog bites, elevator accidents, electric bike accidents, head injuries, motorcycle accidents, premises liability, pedestrian accidents, scaffolding accidents, scooter accidents, and spinal cord injuries.

Attorney Profiles

Paul Ajlouny entered law as a second career after establishing a background in medicine. That medical training gives him the ability to interpret medical records, understand treatment decisions, and evaluate the relationship between an injury event and its medical consequences with clinical precision. He applies this knowledge to building the evidentiary foundation of personal injury cases.

Michael Levitz practices alongside Ajlouny in the firm’s New York area offices, contributing to the case management and litigation work across the firm’s broad injury practice.

Together, the firm has secured more than $300 million in compensation for clients. Notable results include: $3,260,000 for a Brooklyn woman who slipped and fell and sustained neck and back injuries; $2,800,000 for a Bronx woman struck in a T-bone collision requiring ankle surgery; $2,700,000 for a Bronx man rear-ended by a commercial vehicle requiring shoulder and lower back surgery; and $2,700,000 for a Staten Island foreman struck by a truck.

Location & Service Area

Ajlouny Injury Law operates four offices across the New York area:

Brooklyn Office: 26 Court Street, Brooklyn, NY 11242
Garden City Office: 320 Old Country Road, Garden City, NY 11530
Queens Office: 38-25 31st Drive, Queens, NY 11354
New York Office: 55 Broadway, 23rd Floor, New York, NY 10006

The firm serves clients in Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Nassau County, Suffolk County, Long Island, and throughout New York State.

Phone: 888-495-8087 / (888) 527-4128
Website: ajlounyinjurylaw.com

Client Focus

The firm handles cases on a contingency fee basis, which means no fees are charged unless and until the client receives a recovery. Consultations are free, virtual consultations are available, and the firm is accessible 24 hours a day, seven days a week. This availability matters most in the immediate aftermath of a serious accident, when evidence is most vulnerable to loss and initial decisions about insurance communication can affect the ultimate outcome.

FAQ

How does Paul Ajlouny’s medical background affect how the firm builds cases?
Medical records are central evidence in personal injury claims, but they require interpretation. Knowing what a diagnosis means, what a treatment course indicates, and how an injury’s severity is reflected in clinical documentation allows the firm to build cases with medical precision rather than relying entirely on retained experts.

Does the firm handle cases outside of New York City?
Yes. The firm serves clients across Long Island, including Nassau and Suffolk Counties, and throughout New York State more broadly.

What is New York’s Labor Law and how does it apply to construction accidents?
New York Labor Law Sections 240 and 241 impose specific duties on property owners and general contractors relating to elevation-related hazards and safety conditions at construction sites. These statutes create liability that can apply even when the property owner had no direct involvement in the circumstances of the accident.

Are virtual consultations available?
Yes. The firm offers virtual consultations for clients who cannot travel to one of the four office locations.

How long does a personal injury case typically take in New York?
Timelines vary substantially depending on the severity of injuries, the clarity of liability, and whether the case settles or proceeds to trial. Cases involving serious injuries often require extended medical treatment before the full extent of damages can be accurately assessed. The firm advises clients on timing considerations specific to their matter.

Closing

Paul Ajlouny’s medical background produces a different kind of case analysis, one grounded in clinical understanding rather than secondhand interpretation of records. Combined with Michael Levitz and a four-office footprint across New York’s major population centers, the firm is structured to serve seriously injured clients throughout the state. Reach Ajlouny Injury Law at 888-495-8087, available around the clock.