Berkowitz and Weitz Law, P.C. – Attorney Index US

Introduction

Child Victims Act cases, loss of sepulcher claims, and abuse in foster care are among the practice areas Berkowitz and Weitz Law, P.C. handles alongside conventional personal injury work. This breadth distinguishes the White Plains and Manhattan firm from narrower personal injury practices. Managing Partner Robert J. Berkowitz leads a legal team that includes partner Andrew D. Weitz, counsel Rose M. Weber and Abbe Kaddish, and attorney Alan Zwiebel, covering a range of litigation that reaches into the more specialized corners of New York civil law.

Practice Areas

Berkowitz and Weitz Law, P.C. handles a wide range of civil claims across New York:

Bar, club, and restaurant liability
Personal injury
Motor vehicle accidents
Lack of security and crime victim compensation
Bicycle and pedestrian accidents
Medical malpractice
Construction accidents and labor law
Police excessive force and false arrest
Assault and battery
Loss of sepulcher and funeral home negligence
Nursing home neglect
Child Victims Act cases
Sexual harassment and discrimination
Premises liability
Dangerous and defective products
Subway and train accidents
Legal malpractice
Contaminated food products
Abuse in foster care

Bar and club liability cases address negligent security and violent incidents that occur in New York hospitality venues. Subway and train accident claims require understanding of the specific liability frameworks governing the MTA and other transit operators. Child Victims Act representation serves individuals who experienced childhood sexual abuse and have claims under New York’s CVA legislation. Loss of sepulcher cases address negligent handling of remains, a specialized area that few firms maintain. Lack of security claims arise when property owners fail to provide adequate protection and clients suffer injury as a result.

Attorney Profiles

Robert J. Berkowitz serves as Managing Partner at Berkowitz and Weitz Law, P.C. He leads the firm across its diverse range of personal injury and civil litigation practice areas throughout New York.

Andrew D. Weitz serves as Partner, working alongside Berkowitz in the firm’s litigation practice across its full range of case types.

Rose M. Weber serves as Counsel, contributing to the firm’s legal team with experience across its civil practice areas.

Abbe Kaddish serves as Counsel, adding depth to the firm’s legal capacity alongside the partners.

Alan Zwiebel serves as an attorney at the firm, working across the practice areas with the broader legal team.

Location and Service Area

Berkowitz and Weitz Law, P.C. maintains offices in two New York locations:

199 Main Street, Suite 801, White Plains, NY 10601 – Phone: 914-397-7777
150 Broadway, Suite 909, New York, NY 10038 – Phone: 212-240-3880

The dual office structure covers Westchester County (White Plains) and Manhattan, giving the firm geographic reach across the New York metro area. The firm serves clients throughout New York.

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Client Focus

The firm operates on a contingency fee basis with no legal fees charged unless damages are recovered. Free consultations are available. The firm provides personalized attention to ensure clients receive the medical care they need while the legal process moves forward. The range of practice areas reflects a deliberate choice to serve clients across the full spectrum of civil harm, from conventional car accidents through the more specialized Child Victims Act and loss of sepulcher claims that require particular expertise.

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of cases does Berkowitz and Weitz Law handle?
The firm handles personal injury, motor vehicle accidents, bar and club liability, lack of security, bicycle and pedestrian accidents, medical malpractice, construction accidents, police excessive force and false arrest, assault and battery, loss of sepulcher, nursing home neglect, Child Victims Act cases, sexual harassment, premises liability, defective products, subway and train accidents, legal malpractice, contaminated food, and abuse in foster care.

Where does the firm have offices?
Berkowitz and Weitz Law maintains offices at 199 Main Street, Suite 801, White Plains, NY 10601 (914-397-7777) and 150 Broadway, Suite 909, New York, NY 10038 (212-240-3880).

Does the firm handle Child Victims Act cases?
Yes. Child Victims Act representation is a specific practice area at Berkowitz and Weitz Law, P.C.

How does the firm charge for its services?
The firm operates on a contingency fee basis, meaning clients pay no legal fees unless the firm recovers damages on their behalf. Free consultations are available.

Who are the attorneys at the firm?
The legal team includes Managing Partner Robert J. Berkowitz, Partner Andrew D. Weitz, Counsel Rose M. Weber, Counsel Abbe Kaddish, and Attorney Alan Zwiebel.

Closing

Berkowitz and Weitz Law, P.C. serves New York clients from White Plains and Manhattan offices, covering personal injury, motor vehicle accidents, construction accidents, medical malpractice, subway and train accidents, Child Victims Act cases, bar and club liability, and a range of other civil litigation. The firm operates on a contingency fee basis with free consultations and charges no fees unless a recovery is achieved.