Salvatore Marino, Esq.
Managing Attorney
Salvatore Marino, Esq. is a founding member of Dalli & Marino, LLP, and has been the managing partner since the firm’s inception in 1996, representing clients in New York City, Brooklyn, Bronx, Queens, Staten Island, Nassau County, Suffolk County and Westchester.
Salvatore Marino, Esq. is a founding member of Dalli & Marino, LLP, and has been the managing partner of the firm since its inception in 1996. He has over 25 years of experience in litigating all types of personal injury matters, representing clients in New York City, Brooklyn, Bronx, Queens, Staten Island, Nassau County, Suffolk County and Westchester.
Bio
Since 1996, Mr. Marino has focused on the prosecution of all types of negligence claims, including automobile, construction, and since 2007 cases involving elderly residents of nursing homes. Mr. Marino has handled numerous cases involving wrongful death from inception to conclusion in the Surrogate’s Courts of the State of New York and has been primarily responsible for the firm’s negotiations with Medicare and Medicaid and other third party lien holders.
Mr. Marino is an active member of the New York City Trial Lawyers Association and currently serves on their Board.
Court Admissions
- Courts of the State of New York
Education
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SUNY at Old Westbury
Old Westbury, New York
Bachelor of Science -
Touro College School of Law
Central Islip, New York
Cum Laude, Juris Doctor
Professional Associations
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New York City Trial Lawyers Association Board Member
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Nursing Home Litigation Group
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New York State Bar Association
Speaking Out
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Nursing Home Litigation —
“Does Your Client Have A Case?” -
Various Professional Associations
Recent Professional Accomplishments
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1.68 million dollar settlement on behalf of a truck driver who suffered a back injury in a motor vehicle accident.
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2.4 million dollar settlement on behalf of a construction worker who injured his knee by falling from an unsecured ladder.
Practice Areas
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Elder Care Neglect
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Nursing Home Litigation
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Personal Injury