Brett L. Kuller

Brett L. Kuller, a partner at The Kuller Law Firm, LLP, in Carle Place, New York, is a well-versed personal injury trial attorney dedicated to securing justice for clients who have suffered catastrophic injuries. He caters to clients across New York City and the stretches of Long Island, embracing both Nassau and Suffolk counties. His passion lies in advocating for individuals involved in construction site mishaps, motor vehicle collisions, police misconduct cases, slip-and-fall incidents, workers' compensation claims, premises liability, medical malpractice, wrongful death and brain injury cases.

Mr. Kuller is known for his relentless pursuit of full compensation. He often takes cases to trial when insurance companies fail to offer fair settlements. Unlike many attorneys, he was drawn to the legal field, wanting to engage in courtroom trials. His efforts have resulted in millions of dollars in settlements and verdicts for his clients, with several of his cases making headlines in the New York Law Journal’s top verdicts and settlements.

Among Mr. Kuller’s notable achievements are a $6,000,000 settlement for a construction site accident and a $3,750,000 resolution for a motor vehicle accident, both reached on the brink of trial. In another remarkable case, he turned a $45,000 pretrial offer into a $2,450,000 settlement during the trial through skillful cross-examination of defense witnesses.

After earning his undergraduate degree from Rutgers University, Mr. Kuller pursued his legal education at Cooley Law School, gaining admission to the New York State Bar Association in 2010. His prowess in the courtroom earned him a spot on the National Trial Lawyers Top 40 Under 40 list in 2019 and 2020.

Mr. Kuller is a steadfast defender of his clients, navigating them through the complexities of their legal battles with skillful support and empathy during challenging times. His peers commend him for fostering a client-focused practice that highlights personalized attention, precise detail and an energetic drive to resolve legal issues.