GENTILE & ASSOCIATES
Personal Injury and Malpractice Law

• New York Times: January 31, 2016:     
  For Victims, an Overloaded Court System Brings Pain and Delays
  Alfredo Allen had irreversible brain damage after being stabbed at his Brooklyn high school, and it took 41 court dates for the case against his attacker to be closed.

• New York Times: January 9, 2008:     
  Lawyers Learn How to Be Businesslike
  The City University of New York School of Law incubator program established to help graduates begin the practice of law is located at the offices of Gentile & Associates.

• New York Magazine: September 21, 1998:  
  New York Magazine: Untitled
  Laura Gentile warned Corporation Counsel that Richard Malloy would kill someone, then two years later he did.
   
• New York Times: September 18, 1997:        
  Time Bomb in Blue - Bob Herbert
   
• Irish Times: January 15, 1997:                       
  Irish Times: Was Cop Murder Suspect a "Cowboy" 
  All three above articles deal with the Death of Hessy Phelan and the involvement of officer Richard Molloy.
   
• New York Law Journal: February 22, 1993:    
  TA help potentially liable despite government immunity
  Justice Schoenfeld found that the Transit Authority did not posses qualified immunity for actions stemming from subway operations, and not related to governmental duties or actions. 

• New York Law Journal: May 22, 1992:    
  Activist's suit against city survives
  NYPD officer Richard Molloy wrongfully arrested ACT-UP activist Richard Deagle, resulting in a lawsuit heard by Judge Louis Freeh.