Smith Abbot Law Firm Brings Broad Experience
and Dedication To The Seriously Injured

Smith Abbot, L.L.P. of New York City, has built a national reputation in complex toxic tort and product liability lawsuits with trial experience in courts across the country. In addition, its lawyers have extensive experience in medical malpractice, hospital liability and other personal injury matters.

Founding partner Jim Smith, for instance, has written the critically acclaimed treatise Hospital Liability, originally published in 1985 and updated through 2001. This book has been cited as an authority by courts throughout the country. Smith is also on the Editorial Board of the national newsletter Medical Malpractice Law & Strategy and has lectured extensively at law schools, colleges, hospitals, and business groups. The nation’s largest legal directory has conferred its highest rating for competence and ethics (“AV”) on Smith. He is also listed in “Who’s Who in American Law” and “Who’s Who in America.”

In addition to medical malpractice and hospital liability, Smith has represented clients in lead, asbestos, product defect, defective drug, aviation and other accident cases.

Smith Abbot also has an unsurpassed team of registered nurses and legal assistants, which gives their clients an edge over their adversaries.

The firm is proud of its casual, collegial working environment, which facilitates the free flow of ideas and information. Prompt communication and responsiveness to the client is emphasized throughout the litigation.

Smith Abbot is committed to protecting the rights of the seriously injured. This firm understands the disruption and suffering of the families of accident victims. Its experienced team of attorneys and nurses are ready to bring effective legal action on their behalf.

To learn more about Smith Abbot, you may access their website at www.smithabbot.com, call toll free 1 (866) 443-443-0303, or e-mail jameswalkersmith@aol.com.

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