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FRANK S. GAUDIO is a Graduate of Temple University School of Law in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and is a founding member of the firm of Miller and Gaudio,P.C. Mr. Gaudio has restricted his practice to Medical Malpractice, Wrongful Termination, Sexual Harassment, Products Liability, Workers' Compensation, Serious Personal Injury and Complex Contract Litigation. While most Medical Malpractice cases end up in a jury trial, most of Mr. Gaudio's cases have been settled as a result of comprehensive discovery as well as effective use of medical experts. In his work, he has also obtained significant compensation from major manufacturers as well as employers and municipalities under the areas described. Mr. Gaudio's experience in Sexual Harassment Litigation, along with his work in the areas of Wrongful Termination and Workers' Compensation, has given him the ability to utilize both Federal and State Courts in conjunction with the Workers' Compensation actions. The Supreme Court of New Jersey has recognized Mr. Gaudio as a Certified Civil Trial Attorney. He is also certified by the National Board of Trial Advocacy. He is fluent in Italian and as a result, he has also had the ability to deal with issues concerning property and contract rights with regard to individuals having interests in Italy.

Jeffrey P. Catalano was born and raised in Gloucester County, New Jersey.  He attended Cornell University’s School of Industrial and Labor Relations as an undergraduate, earning a Bachelor of Science in Industrial and Labor Relations and an interdisciplinary minor in Law and Society.  Jeff graduated from Cornell Law School in 2012, where he was actively involved in the Cornell Moot Court Board and the Cornell Alternative Dispute Resolution Society.  His involvement in the latter brought national and international accolades for mediation advocacy and skills.. Prior to joining Blumberg & Wolk, LLC, Jeff gained experience with the National Football League Management Council.  He was actively involved in the collective bargaining underlying the 2011 player lockout and the 2012 referee lockout.  He aided in the representation of NFL teams in disputes under the collective bargaining agreement, workers’ compensation claims in California and matters involving the implementation of NFL policies and procedures.  Jeff also previously practiced labor law in the North Jersey area.

I am a native New Yorker born and raised in Brooklyn. Following my parents' example of hard work and dedication, I graduated cum laude from St. John's University in 1998. By the age of 24, I obtained my law degree from St. John's University School of Law in 2001. During law school I was honored with the Dean's List, achieved the position of Internal Director of the Moot Court Honor Society and won writing competitions. While attending law school full time, I was working for a sole practitioner part-time handling all personal injury matters, including medical malpractice. Upon graduation, I was hired by a Park Avenue law firm as an associate practicing personal injury and medical malpractice for three years. From there, I had been associated with one of the most prestigious, most successful personal injury law firms in the State of New York. There, I had the honor of working under the top personal injury trial attorneys and limiting my practice to medical malpractice. While at that firm, I obtained multiple million dollar settlements in cases involving failures to diagnose cancer, properly perform surgical procedures, properly deliver infants, etc. I have earned a reputation for being tough in court while being respected by my adversaries. In 2006 I was asked to co-chair the New York State Trial Lawyer's Young Lawyer Network - a position I hold to this day. In 2006 I joined the American Inns of Court, Kings County - a society established by former Chief Justice Warren Berger that is by invitation only. American Inns of Court (AIC) are designed to improve the skills, professionalism and ethics of the bench and bar. In December 2008, Ilectured other attorneys on the topic of "Training Medical Malpractice Staff" for the New York State Trial Lawyer's Association. By 2008 I became managing attorney of a law firm that limited its practice exclusively to neurological injuries. Shortly thereafter, however, I felt the need to use my talent and knowledge to branch out farther and start my own practice as of January 1, 2009.. My firm, conveniently located in downtown Manhattan across from a major subway hub, handles all types of medical malpractice, personal injury, and traumatic brain injury cases. As a sole practitioner, I am able to dedicate my time to you to give you the personal attention that you deserve. Every call you make will be returned personally by me. I hope that I can be of some assistance to you. Please give me a call for a free consultation.