About Gillette & Izzo Law Office — Personal Injury Syracuse New York
Gillette & Izzo Law Office takes only the heaviest personal injury Syracuse cases, putting more than 50 combined years of malpractice and catastrophic-injury experience behind clients in Onondaga County. Medical malpractice and life-changing injury are the firm’s sole focus. It serves Onondaga County and Central New York. You can also review the Syracuse attorney directory while comparing options.
Catastrophic injury cases involve lasting harm and high stakes. Because Gillette & Izzo concentrates solely on these claims, the team brings deep, focused experience. The firm builds each case around medical proof and long-term impact.
Why Choose Gillette & Izzo Law Office
This firm dedicates its entire practice to malpractice and catastrophic injury, with 50-plus combined years of experience. The attorneys serve seriously injured clients across Onondaga County. In addition, that single focus means the team avoids spreading itself thin. Clients with life-changing injuries get attorneys who handle these cases every day.
Personal Injury Syracuse — Practice Areas & Services
- Catastrophic injury claims in Onondaga County
- Medical malpractice cases against Central New York providers
- Serious motor vehicle accident injuries
- Wrongful death representation for families
Frequently Asked Questions
What counts as a catastrophic injury in Syracuse?
Catastrophic injuries cause permanent or long-term disability, such as brain or spinal damage. These cases involve large medical costs and lost earning power. A firm focused on them values the claim with future needs in mind.
How long do catastrophic injury cases take in New York?
These claims often take longer because they need expert review and care projections. Many run well over a year. Early filing protects you against the deadline.
Where are serious injury cases heard in Onondaga County?
They proceed in New York State Supreme Court at the Onondaga County Courthouse on Columbus Circle. Expert testimony is common. Your attorney prepares a full record before trial or settlement.
Quick Facts: Personal Injury in Syracuse, New York
- County injury data: Onondaga County injury rates are published by the state — NY State Dept. of Health
- Malpractice deadline: NY malpractice claims generally must be filed within 2.5 years — NY CPLR § 214-a
- Injury deadline: Ordinary NY injury suits must start within 3 years — NY CPLR § 214
