Bronx Personal Injury Law Firm Stillman & Stillman Now Serving Parkchester Residents with Full-Service Legal Representation

Sep 28, 2026

Experienced Bronx Injury Attorneys Expand Reach to Parkchester Neighborhood, Offering Free Consultations for Accident Victims, and More

Bronx, New York, United States, September 28, 2026 -- Stillman & Stillman, P.C., one of the Bronx’s most trusted and established personal injury law firms, today announced that the firm is actively serving residents of the Parkchester neighborhood of the Bronx. With nearly four decades of experience advocating for accident victims throughout New York, the firm is committed to ensuring that Parkchester community members have direct access to skilled, compassionate legal representation — with no upfront legal costs.

Founded in 1992 by Jeffrey Stillman, Esq., Stillman & Stillman, P.C. has built a strong reputation for recovering millions of dollars on behalf of injured New Yorkers. The firm’s expanded outreach to Parkchester reflects its continued mission to make experienced, results-driven legal advocacy available to residents in every Bronx neighborhood.

“Parkchester is a dynamic and hardworking community, and its residents deserve the same aggressive representation we’ve provided to Bronx families for nearly 40 years,” said Jeffrey Stillman, Esq., Principal Attorney and founder of Stillman & Stillman, P.C. “Whether someone has been injured in a traffic accident, hurt on a construction site, or harmed because of unsafe property conditions, our team is prepared to fight for the compensation they deserve.”

Comprehensive Personal Injury Legal Services Now Available to Parkchester Residents

Stillman & Stillman, P.C. provides Parkchester residents with a full range of personal injury and civil rights legal services. The firm’s practice areas include:

Motor Vehicle Accidents — The firm represents victims of all types of motor vehicle accidents, including car accidents, pedestrian accidents, truck accidents, and motorcycle crashes. New York’s no-fault insurance system can be complex, and the attorneys at Stillman & Stillman guide clients through each step of the process to maximize recovery.

Slip, Trip & Fall / Premises Liability — Property owners throughout New York are required to maintain safe premises. When hazardous conditions cause injuries on sidewalks, in stores, apartment buildings, parking lots, or other properties, the firm works to hold negligent parties accountable.

Construction Accidents — New York Labor Law provides powerful protections for construction workers injured on the job. Stillman & Stillman has secured significant verdicts and settlements in cases involving scaffold falls, electrocution accidents, and other serious worksite injuries, including traumatic brain injury cases.

Nursing Home Neglect — Vulnerable seniors deserve safe and dignified care. The firm advocates for nursing home residents and families affected by neglect or abuse.

Product Liability — Defective or dangerous products can lead to serious harm. The firm represents consumers injured by unsafe products and pursues accountability from manufacturers and distributors.

Dog Attacks — Dog bite injuries can cause lasting physical and emotional trauma. The firm helps victims seek compensation from negligent pet owners.

Wrongful Death — When negligence results in the loss of a loved one, surviving family members may be entitled to compensation. Stillman & Stillman handles wrongful death cases with compassion and determination.

Civil Rights Cases: Police Brutality & Sexual Harassment — The firm also represents individuals whose rights have been violated, including victims of police misconduct and workplace sexual harassment.

A Track Record Parkchester Residents Can Trust

Stillman & Stillman, P.C. has achieved an impressive record of results, including a $7,000,000 verdict in an automobile accident case involving spinal fusion surgery, a $5,880,000 settlement for a construction worker injured in a scaffold fall, and a $5,500,000 recovery in a multi-truck motor vehicle accident. The firm has helped thousands of clients recover compensation and has earned recognition from Super Lawyers, Lawyers of Distinction, and the Bronx County Bar Association, among others.

The firm’s legal team — including Jeffrey Stillman, Esq., Robert Birnbaum, Esq., Howard Trepp, Esq., and Adam Raclaw, Esq. — collectively brings decades of courtroom and negotiation experience to every case. The attorneys exclusively represent plaintiffs and have never — and will never — represent insurance companies or defendants.

Free Consultations for Parkchester Injury Victims

Stillman & Stillman, P.C. offers free consultations to Parkchester residents and accident victims throughout the Bronx. The firm works on a contingency fee basis, meaning clients pay no legal fees unless compensation is successfully recovered on their behalf. The legal team is available 24/7 and can meet clients at their home, at the office, in the hospital, or by phone. Spanish-speaking services are also available — Se Habla Español.

Parkchester residents who have been injured in an accident or believe they may have a legal claim are encouraged to contact Stillman & Stillman, P.C. as soon as possible, as strict deadlines apply to personal injury claims in New York.

About Stillman & Stillman, P.C.

Stillman & Stillman, P.C. is a personal injury law firm located at 2622 E. Tremont Avenue in the Bronx, New York. Founded in 1992, the firm has over 30 years of experience representing accident victims throughout the Bronx, New York City, and New York State. The firm handles motor vehicle accidents, slip and fall cases, construction accidents, wrongful death, nursing home neglect, product liability, dog bites, police brutality, and sexual harassment claims.

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Address: 2622 E Tremont Ave, Bronx, NY 10461
Phone: (718) 790-4743
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