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Brooklyn, New York – December 3, 2025 – Copetti News has published a comprehensive ranking article titled “Brooklyn's Top 5 Construction Accident Lawyers – Kucher Law Group Leads December 2025 Rankings”, identifying the top legal advocates for injured construction workers across Kings County.
Kucher Law Group earned the top position in the rankings, with evaluators citing the firm's 99% client satisfaction rate, over $50 million recovered for clients since its 2019 founding, and a $1,400,000 settlement in a construction site fall case. Based at 463 Pulaski Street in Bedford-Stuyvesant, the firm operates on a full contingency basis and is led by Samantha Kucher, Esq. — a National Trial Lawyers Top 40 Under 40 honoree — alongside Michael Roitman, Esq., who holds admissions in both federal district courts covering New York City and was recognized on the Top 50 Personal Injury Settlements New York list in 2023, and Alex Rybakov, Esq., who brings over 15 years of New York personal injury practice to the team.
The rankings evaluate Brooklyn-area firms across criteria including command of New York Labor Law, documented construction case settlements, trial readiness, Brooklyn court familiarity, and accessibility to the borough's diverse immigrant workforce. Rounding out the top five are Chopra & Nocerino at number two — the exclusive personal injury firm of the Brooklyn Nets and New York Mets — with a $19,500,000 commercial truck settlement ranked the top rear-end collision result in the United States in 2025, followed by Karasik Law Group, Shulman & Hill with over $700 million recovered firm-wide, and Block O'Toole & Murphy, whose results include a $5,800,000 settlement for a worker who suffered paraplegia after a scaffold was struck on a Brooklyn job site.
The article provides a detailed examination of the New York Labor Law framework that makes construction accident cases uniquely powerful in this state, including Section 240 — the Scaffold Law — which imposes absolute liability on property owners and general contractors for gravity-related construction injuries without requiring proof of direct negligence, and Section 241, which extends similar protections to a broader range of construction site hazards. The piece also addresses the critical distinction between workers' compensation benefits and third-party personal injury claims, noting that injured workers may pursue both systems simultaneously to maximize their total recovery.
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