New York’s Premier Construction Litigators
Our Firm
Fabiani Cohen & Hall, LLP is a construction and insurance litigation firm that prides itself on striving to set the highest standard of excellence in our fields of practice. The firm specializes in the representation of owners / developers, contractors, municipalities and municipal corporations in State and Federal Courts. We are known for our aggressive, result–oriented approach and our practice is widely recognized by the bench and bar for the excellent quality of the firm’s work product and the preparedness of our lawyers.
Accident Response
The firm’s Accident Response Team is available to our clients 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. During business hours, you can call the firm at 212-644-4420 or our easy toll free number (844-FCH-STAT). If a significant construction accident occurs before or after business hours, we can be reached at the toll free number (844-FCH-STAT). Our operator will contact one of the partners who will call you back to discuss details. Simultaneously, one of our experienced attorneys will be dispatched to the scene to collect and preserve evidence, speak with witnesses and oversee all other necessary post-incident investigation.
Firm News
Court Grants Defendants Summary Judgment Dismissing Labor Law §§200 and 240(1) Claims and Most Industrial Code Rules Supporting Plaintiff’s Labor Law §241(6) Claim and Denies Plaintiff Summary Judgment on his Labor Law §§240(1) and § 241(6) Claims in Case Where Plaintiff Allegedly Fell While Performing Clean and Inspection Services on Water Main Beneath Roadway
linkpublished on June 05, 2026
On June 3, Thomas J. Hall lectured at a Symposium for Travelers Construction Claims entitled “Evaluating and Defending Loss of Earnings Claims by Union Construction Workers” in New York, New York.
linkpublished on June 04, 2026
Frank Thompson and Nicholas Vevante Convince the New Jersey Supreme Court to Uphold the Dismissal of the Complaint as to a Developer Involved With the Goethals Bridge Replacement Project
linkpublished on May 15, 2026
