Our People
Marshall & Marshall
The strength of our firm is the strength of our people.
Partners
Craig B. Marshall
Craig B. Marshall is the managing partner of the firm and has extensive experience in all aspects of personal injury litigation from pleadings through trial. As an aggressive, forward-thinking attorney, he has developed the firm’s no-fault practice to where it is today and is in charge of all No Fault litigation and arbitration.
Craig has represented carriers in arbitration and in court in Westchester, New York City, and Long Island; and has lectured to carriers on all No Fault issues. He has also been a New York State Bar Association and American Arbitration Association speaker and lecturer.
Craig is admitted to the New York State Bar; and is a member of the American, New York State, and local bar associations.
Jeffrey Kadushin
Jeffrey Kadushin, a former assistant district attorney in Kings County, joined Marshall & Marshall, PLLC in 2002.
A seasoned trial attorney noted for his even-keeled style, Jeffrey has practiced insurance defense for over 30 years, and has extensive experience in the defense of matters involving automobile liability, premises liability, coverage disputes, uninsured motorist/supplemental uninsured motorist, and no fault.
He is admitted to practice in the New York State Courts, as well as the US District Courts for the Southern and Eastern Districts.
Paralegals
At Marshall & Marshall, PLLC, highly trained and skilled paralegals effectively manage our clients’ cases in both the litigation and arbitration forums, playing a major role in the daily continuing activities of our firm.
Our professionals meticulously devote their time and attention to your cases.
In litigation, our paralegals become the frontline managers of cases, once the assigned attorneys have drafted and served the answers. With oversight by the attorneys, the paralegals:
- Manage the discovery process, from ensuring that we receive our adversaries responses to drafting our responses
- Assist in the drafting of motions and supporting documents
- Prepare the file for trial by arranging for witnesses
- Tracking decisions
In arbitrations, the paralegals
- Handle initial fact/issue analysis
- Provide responses to the American Arbitration Association conciliator
- Prepare the file for the hearing
In all cases, our paralegals are in constant contact with both the client and the adversaries, ensuring that our clients’ cases are properly defended and move through the system as expeditiously as possible.