Insurance Construction

ALAN MURAIDEKH

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Brooklyn, New York 11201

H:718-***-****- Off.: 646-***-****

Admissions: Admitted to practice in Appellate Division, Second Department, Supreme

Court of State of New York in January, 1993

Admitted to practice in the State of New Jersey in December, 1992

Admitted to practice in the United States District Court, Southern and

Eastern Districts of New York

Admitted to practice in the United States District Court, Northern District

of New York

Admitted to Practice in the United States District Court, District of New

Jersey

Education: New York Law School, New York, New York Juris Doctorate, 1991

City University of New York Queens College Queens, New York

BA in Political Science, 1987

Experience: Associate, Marshall Dennehey Warner Coleman & Goggin,

August 2010 to Present

Responsible for overseeing and managing over 50 personal injury

matters, including construction accidents, motor vehicle accident,

property damage from inception to trial; Appeared in numerous

mediations and arbitrations; Assisted in trial and trial preparations,

conducted numerous depositions, prepare pleadings, motions,

briefs and discovery documents, knowledgeable as to FELA

litigation and Insurance litigation

Senior Associate, Hodgson Russ LLP. June, 1999 to May 2010

Conducted trial, assisted in trial and trial preparations, conducted

depositions, prepare pleadings, motions, briefs and discovery

documents, responsible for overseeing and managing over 200

asbestos cases and over 80 personal injury cases, knowledgeable as

to FELA litigation and Insurance litigation

Associate, Walker & Bailey, New York, New York January, 1993 to

June, 1999

Prepare pleadings, motions, briefs and discovery documents in the

litigation of a variety of claims. Assist with trial preparations.

Conduct depositions, 50-h hearings and trials. Draft appellate and

United States Supreme Court briefs and argue before Appellate

Division. Conrail-wrote articles entitled “Use of Bills of

Particulars and Interrogatories” and “Tips on Cross-Examination”.

Correction Committee Clerk, Hon. Daniel Feldman Assemblyman Dist.

45, Brooklyn, New York January, 1988 to August, 1988

Assembled information on conditions and problems in the prison

system. Gathered information and reported on the effects of the

AIDS epidemic on the New York State Prison System. Attended

hearings, prepared case status reports and performed legal

research. Organized committee agendas and prepared a final

committee report. Communicated with other state legislators

regarding bills in the committee. Assisted in managing three

interns.

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