Top Notch Personal Injury Attorney :

David Lozner is cofounder and managing partner of Lozner & Mastropietro. In addition to being a top-notch lawyer and negotiator, David spends his most gratifying hours at the law firm satisfying his clients’ legal and individual needs.

The time following an injury is especially difficult for clients; typically, they have been harmed not only physically, but also financially and emotionally. David provides clients and their families with personal and professional guidance, counsel and support as they face uncertainty and fear after a serious accident or the death of a loved one. (If they’ve never used L&M before, they would not have come to expect any kind of treatment yet.)

David, born in Ukraine, immigrated with his family to the United States in 1981. After graduation from University at Buffalo Law School, David worked in the legal department of a major insurance company. He handled countless automobile accidents, lead poisoning injuries, premises accidents and construction accidents. Later, David became the managing attorney for the Brooklyn office of one of New York State’s largest plaintiff’s personal injury law firms.

But David’s dream was to have his own firm. He had a vision of creating a law firm where clients are always treated with old-fashioned caring, respect and service, and where the lawyers are among the most successful and the most admired in the courtrooms and around the negotiating tables.

A decade later, his vision has become a reality. Lozner & Mastropietro is a haven for very satisfied clients. One of David’s secrets to success is knowing which cases to fight until the bitter end in front of a jury and which to settle. It’s an art, he says. Given his winning record, it is one he has clearly mastered.

At times my clients will ask me, Why do you recommend settling my case?’ I tell them that artful negotiation can sometimes win them the same award that could be won at trial – except years sooner. The art is knowing which cases to settle and which cases to present to a trial jury. I know.