Anthony Pirrotti, Jr.

• Participated in drafted the Procedures and Protocols for Virtual Non-Jury Trials in the 9th Judicial District and Statewide., 2021
• Co-Writer and presenter at the NYS Judicial Institute "2024 Presiding Over Civil Trials" along with First Department Judge Salliann Scarpulla, and Supreme Court Judges: Hon. Erika Edwards, Hon. Leonard Steinman, Hon. Walter Rivera and Hon. Gregory Gilbert. , 2024
• Dean of the New York State Trial Lawyer's Institute (NYSTLI) that develops and provides the CLE courses for NYSTLA members (2015-2024). This years' CLE's created and moderated by Anthony include: “How does a $120 Million Dollar Verdict Happen”; "The Dos and Don'ts of Trial Practice; A View From the Bench"; Justice Hour "Westchester County, how it works with Hon. Lewis Lubell"; and others., 2024
• NYSTLA Affiliate President of Westchester County area (2011-2024), 2024
• NYSTLA CLE For Young Attorneys: "Defending and Conducting an EBT". Along with David Roth, Anthony lectured to the Young (and older) attorneys regarding the importance of depositions, and the keys to getting great results. Strategy, tips and advice were given and shared so as to help "jump start" the Young lawyers careers. February 22, 2022, 2022
• NYSTLA CLE: "Evidence to Win - Medical Malpractice". NYSTLA's Evidence to Win was created by a phenomenal Trial Lawyer, Bob Genis, Esq. Bob asked Anthony to Lecture in his series concerning Medical Malpractice and the importance of Discovery/Depositions and Trial Strategy. Anthony created a detailed Memorandum and lectured regarding Evidence in Medical Malpractice and discussed the latest case law as well as strategies in actual Judy Trials he tried. April 2022, 2022
• NYS Judicial Institute: "Supreme Civil Jury Trial Simulation Series" - 7 Part Series of Lecture and actual "live" simulation, with witnesses, based upon a real Jury Trial of mine. I prepared the Base Course Materials, Memorandums of Law, and lectured and act as the Plaintiff's attorney in all Simulations, and the participating Judiciary on the Panel created PowerPoint presentations and outlines to create a great Program for the Jurists of New York State, along with a great defense attorney, Kathryn Collins. September 14, 2022 - October 19, 2022, 2022
• NYS Judicial Institute, under Hon. Kathie Davidson, Prepare Course Materials, Outline, and lecture to new Judges of the State Concerning "Presiding Over Civil Trials".  January 2022., 2022
• Chairman of the Return to Jury Trial Committee for the 9th Judicial District (appointment made by the Administrative Judge Kathie Davidson) for 2020-2021, 2020
• Supreme Court of the United States of America Admission, 2013
• Chosen to draft the Virtual Non-Jury Trial Procedure and protocols for the 9th Judicial District of New York (5 Counties) by the Administrative Judge, Kathie Davidson, 2020
• Medical Malpractice Advisory Committee for NYC at the request of Administrative Judge Deborah Kaplan. Serving with 6 Judges and 15 lawyers to advise and help create the best procedures and protocols for Medical Malpractice cases regarding Discovery, Dispute Resolution and Trials., 2020
• Appointed and served as the Chairman of the Return to Jury Trial Committee for the 9th Judicial District by Administrative Judge Kathie Davidson. Drafted the written protocols for trials during the Pandemic (including Pre-Trial Conferences, Motions in Limini, opt-out provision in accordance with the CDC Guidelines, how evidence would be presented to safeguard jurors, witness presentation and shield/mask wearing, etc); drafted Court Room diagram for Social Distancing; conducted interviews of the Commissioners of Health; Commissioners of Jurors, Chief Clerk and Senior Judges for the Counties in the 9th J.D., including HVAC Technicians and and Audio-Visual Professionals; worked with Administrative Judge and her staff and, together, as a Team, we accomplished a safe return to Jury Trials on 9/16/20. Due to the meticulous safety protocols implemented by the Court and Protocols that were followed, not one juror or any Trial participant contracted the Coronavirus.  , 2020
• Member, American Association for Justice (AAJ) 2015-2021, 2021
• Member, Westchester County Bar Association, 1993 - 2020, 2020
• U.S. District Court Southern District of New York, 1991-2020, 1991
• Member, Columbian (Italian) Lawyers Bar Association, 1993-2020, 2020
• Member, New York State Trial Lawyers Association, 1995-2020, 2020
• Member, Board of Directors, New York State Trial Lawyers Association, 2020
• Member, Bronx Bar Association, 2015-2019, 2019
• U.S. District Court Eastern District of New York, 1991-2020, 1991

• $925,000.00; Medical Malpractice; death of child; insertion of catheter beyond the Superior Vena Cava ("SVC"), beyond the Right Atrium of the heart and into the Inferior Vena Cava ("IVC") (where it is not supposed to be), that ultimately penetrates the wall of the IVC causing death. , 2022
• $2,241,851.91 - (Structured Settlement) Plaintiff, a young adolescent, attended school and was attacked during a gym class by an older student with a History of suspensions and prior attacks of other students and teachers. There was a failure to properly supervise/oversee this known attacker. The attacker, tapped plaintiff on the shoulder, plaintiff began to turn around and the attacker cold-cocked plaintiff with one punch (with an unknown object in or upon his fist), fracturing plaintiff's skull, causing brain bleed and traumatic brain damage. It took 7 years of litigation to achieve this result. Bronx County Supreme Court. , 2023
• $950,000.00 - Plaintiff, a young adolescent was slashed in her face and body while in  the care of a home for adolescent children. We proved that there was prior notice of problems/threats with the attacker towards plaintiff. Westchester County Supreme Court., 2023
• $1,980,649.68 (includes Structured settlement amount) Plaintiff, a young Woman, was pushing her child in a stroller on the side of a road in her neighborhood, and was struck by an elderly driver and sustained a Labral tear of her hip, resulting in many surgeries and potential for future surgery. The driver attempted to claim that he had a medical emergency (i.e. "Emergency Doctrine"), but this was disproved as the Dash-cam from the Police Car was obtained via FOIL and showed driver was not in medical distress, the deposition of the Police Officer was taken in which no complaint was made by the driver to the Police Officer of any medical complaint and the Medical records of the driver was compelled to be turned over in which no complaints were made of any medical event and he never received treatment for his claimed medical event. Westchester County Supreme Court. , 2023
• $1,100,000.00 Partial Settlement for Hospital's Medical Malpractice in failing to treat plaintiff's cardiac symptoms resulting in his death at age 48, when kept waiting in the Hospital's waiting room for three hours, despite having a History of Cardiac symptoms and stents in his arteries (known to the Hospital). The Nurses saw him, only after his Mother complained two times, but no Doctor appreciated his symptoms (after much litigation, we discovered that the event was all caught on Video-tape)., 2023
• $2,327,655.75 - Trial. Plaintiff was driving to work at 4:30 am, when struck by a drunk driver who ran a red light, broadsiding plaintiff's car, in which he had to be extricated from his car by using the "jaws of life". Offending car burst into flames as a result of the impact. Miraculously, driver and passengers unhurt. Plaintiff had Open reduction with Internal Fixation for a Hip Fracture. We had our investigator scour the area, and he was ale to find a surveillance camera that caught the entire event on video. Westchester County Supreme Court., 2023
• $750,000: Medical Malpractice. Perforation of the small bowel, undiagnosed; Surgeon did not run the bowel before closing the abdomen and was not able to see his visual field;  plaintiff became septic from leaking fecal contents (peritonitis), and days later re-operation occurred, 2 perforations were found but he also caused 2 serosal tears. , 2022
• $940,000: Medical Malpractice in the treatment of eye infection causing blindness in one eye. Limited policy of $1,000,000., 2022
• $975,000: Medical Malpractice during hip replacement causing drop foot. Failure to adequately protect the nerve intra-operatively by the Surgeon. , 2022
• $1,200,000: Pedestrian Knockdown of young woman while crossing the street. Multiple fractures and discectomy., 2022
• $1,900,000: Failure to diagnose sepsis resulting in the death of a mother of three and a Navy Veteran. Treated at a Hospital for Stage IIB cervical cancer, which eradicated the cancer but caused sepsis that went undiagnosed and caused her to have a stroke, hemiplegia and blindness and she died some 350 days later , 2022
• $1,460,000; Pedestrian Knockdown by car in a mid-block crosswalk (policy limit) and negligent Roadway Design claim against Municipalities. Open reduction and internal fixation of the Tibia with Rod and screws; fractures of the Pubic Rami, Acetabulum and Sacrum; including economic loss of 76 year old woman., 2022
• $900,000.00; Bus Accident; Bus driver exits highway while speeding (as proven through the Event Data Recorder and GPS tracking retrieved, despite testifying at a hearing that he was going well below the speed limit); failure of Bus Monitor to strap in a disabled passenger who falls to bus floor as she slides off the seat due to the speed of the bus, while the bus Monitor is reading her phone messages; the Bus Driver takes his hands off the wheel to grab passenger, he then grabs the steering wheel and over-steers the bus, and crashes into cement median. Plaintiff was strapped into her seat, but suffered fractured ribs, that caused bleeding in the lungs, resulting in death 2 days later., 2022
• $1,200,000 Slip and Fall resulting in Shoulder tear and surgery, and aggravation of pre-existing herniation with cervical discectomy., 2020
• $1,950,000: Labor Law 240, ladder kicks out from underneath worker, who falls 9.5 feet to the ground and sustains multiple spine fractures, herniated discs, and shoulder injuries, including economic loss. , 2021
• $2,200,000 Medical Malpractice, Failure to delay elective surgery after having a transient ischemic attack, and failure to identify and timely treat the patient's symptoms, results in stroke, 2021
• $1,650,000 Medical malpractice. Failure to diagnose Prostate cancer, resulting in diminished Life Expectancy, pain and suffering., 2020
• $1,350,000 Medical Malpractice. Failure to follow protocol/proceedure to safegurad a patient who was faint when extracting blood. Fall off exam table, head first; Anterior Cervical Discectomy, fusion and plating at C4-C5 and C5-C6.Central Cord Syndrome., 2020
• 1,400,000.00 Medical Malpractice causing death. Failure to properly treat a young woman in a sickle cell crisis and underlying infection, causing sepsis, metabolic acidosis, cardiac arrest, shock liver, fluid over-load and ultimate death., 2019
• "$550,000.00 " Medical Malpractice: "Improper placement (too much anteversion) of hip replacement prosthesis necessitating second surgery, during which injury was caused to sciatic nerve, resulting in foot drop, Bronx County
• $3.7 Million recovery for client hit head on by a drunk driver. At depositions, we obtianed the admission by the the bartender that he illegally served the drunk driver while "visibly intoxicated". Terrible injury and many surgeries to leg/ankle resulting in inablity to work as a Poice Officer., 2018
• "$375,000.00" Medical Malpractice: Aspiration during cardiac surgery due to improper anesthesia administration resulting in death, Westchester County
• $675,000: Medical Malpractice, laceration of the bladder, resulting in additional surgeries to repair the defect and a period of time of incontinence , 2015
• "$8,500,000.00" plus waiver of a "$2,500,000.00" worker's compensation lien in a Labor Law trip and fall accident resulting in quadriplegia, Westchester County
• "$1,551,751.00" Motor Vehicle: Brain Damage and crush injuries (policy limit)
• "$502,361.40" Labor Law: Ladder collapse resulting in fractured spine, Westchester County
• "$350,000.00" Medical Malpractice: Failure to timely treat and diagnose condition resulting in multiple surgeries and ultimately death of 78 year old man, Orange County
• "$1,100,000.00" Labor Law: Scaffold collapse resulting in fractures to hip and pelvis, surgery, collapse of urinary bladder and aggravation of a preexisting periodontal disease caused by the trauma, Bronx County
• "$480,000.00" Premises Liability: Landlord makes hot water 170 degrees, and hotand cold faucets are switched causing burns over 19% of body ($800,000 verdict reduced to $480,000 due to comparative negligence), Westchester County
• FBI Agent in a cross walk and hit by a car. At trial in 2006, a jury awarded the Agent a paultry $42,000. We appealed the case, fronted all of the expenses and had the verdict overturned due to the defense attorney's improper conduct during trial. At the second trial we obtained more than 10 times what the first jury awarded: $450,000
• "$950,000.00" in pedestrian knockdown of a sanitation worker requiring laminectomy and fusion, Westchester County
• "$445,000.00" Motor Vehicle Hit in rear causing multiple herniated discs requiring surgery, Westchester County
• Failure to Diagnose Bowel Perforation in Orange County: 72 year old woman, with many pre-existing health conditions, went to a Hospital as a result of being given too much Lasix, causing dehydration and life threatening low potassium. 10 hours of pain and cardiac arrest: $350,000
• "900,000.00" Medical Malpractice: failure to timely convert to open abdominal aortic anerism, resulting in bleeding, infarction and death, Bronx County
• "$5,976,713.02 (lifetime yield)" Motor Vehicle: Passenger in a one-car motor vehicle accident, who was wearing her seat belt. Driver of car lost control while traveling at 60.8 miles per hour in a 30 miles per hour zone, and his car spun sideways hitting a tree causing nearly fatal injuries, serious brain injuries, craniotomy, cranioplasty, etc. Nassau County
• Pirrotti Law Firm LLC earned for its clients more than $3.9 million in client approved settlements and jury verdict, increasing total client earnings to over $46,000,000, 2009
• "$625,000.00" Negligent Supervision: Failure to properly restrain wheel chair passenger in motor vehicle resulted in bilateral comminuted and impacted femoral fractures and complications there from resulted in death, Westchester County
• "$385,000.00" Motor Vehicle Comminuted ulnar fracture requiring open reduction and internal fixation, Westchester County
• $300,000 (Policy limit): Pedestrian knockdown of 78 year old in another state, resulting in fractures, internal bleeding and death. Pedestrian had alzheimer disease, and was crossing the street. , 2015
• "$3,500,000.00" Legal malpractice: Failure of attorney to file Bill Of Particulars and complying with Court Order resulting in case dismissal concerning a car accident with resulting paraplegia, Westchester County
• "$2,622,500", Breach of Contract: matrimonial dispute at trial over amount due pursuant to settlement agreement, Westchester County
• "$525,000.00" Motor Vehicle Motor vehicle was negligently backed out of driveway at direction of relative into oncoming motorcycle resulting in motorcyclist sustaining open fracture of the left tibia and fibula (bone protruding through skin and fragment missing) resulting in multiple surgeries and scarring, Kings County
• "$360,000.00" Medical Malpractice: Improper casting of tibia and fibula fractures necessitated surgical revision and external fixation device, Westchester County
• Medical Malpractice - Breast reduction surgery; failure to perform the proper technique resulting in revision surgeries and high placement of the nipples: $461,000.00
• "$1,110,000.00" Motor Vehicle: Burst fracture of C-6 resulting in paraplegia of a young woman, Westchester County
• "$485,000.00 " Medical Malpractice: Failure of physician to properly treat a patient with diabetes resulting in death, Westchester County
• "$319,465.50" Motor Vehicle Hit in rear causing fracture of the spinout process, Westchester County
• "$950,000.00" Trip and Fall: Brain injury; left frontotemporoparietal craniotomy for brain evacuation of subdural hematoma - removal of a large acute subdural from the parietal region as well as sub temporally after elevation of the temporal lobe, Westchester County
• "$469,738.00" Medical Malpractice: Laparoscopic surgery resulting in laceration of a bile duct and additional surgeries, Dutchess County
• Failure to diagnose cancer in Ulster County. Doctor knew a 66 year old patient had a polyp and properly went in to biopsy it, but the procedure failed and the doctor just decided to "monitor" the polyp for 2 years instead of trying to biopsy or remove the polyp as initially intended: $550,000
• "$900,000.00" Labor Law "Scaffold collapse resulting in fractured ankle, torn meniscus, herniated disc and ligament damage to thumb, Bronx County
• $1,246,632 (lifetime yield); plaintiff is a passenger in a car; driver goes over double yellow line to pass another car, around a "blind" turn, loses control, and gets hit by another car; accident reconstruction expert puts all fault on host car driver; injuries are mild traumatic brain injury, multiple pelvic fractures, spleen laceration and other injuries., 2015
• Failure to diagnose autoimmune disease, Wegener’s Granulomatosis. Doctor failed to understand significance of elevated creatinine, BUN and potassium along with blood/protein in urine, causing hypokalemia and kidney damage: $775,000
• "$625,000.00" Medical Malpractice: Excessive tension applied in placement of urethral tension free sling resulted in perforation and incontinence, Westchester County
• "$388,000.00" Collection: Representation of a Law Firm to collect outstanding legal fees, Putnam County
• $875,000: Hit in the rear by Garbage truck: causing herniated discs with cervical and lumbar discectomy, and roator cuff tear, including loss of wages., 2015
• "$3,265,000" Product's Liability: Nutritional Supplement adds using acid and damages two body builder's liver's, requiring transplant, King's County
• "$550,000.00" Medical Malpractice Hemopneumothorax [blood in the lung] following diagnostic thoracentesis of pleural effusion resulting in death of 71 year old woman, Bronx County
• "$364,000.00" Motor Vehicle: "Torn medial meniscus, requiring arthroscopicsurgery and additional injuries, Bronx County
• $1,853,133 (lifetime yield): Auto accident, passenger: Mild traumatic brain injury; subdural hematoma; loss of smell and taste for most things; skull fractures; and neuropsychological impairment., 2015
• "$1,225,000" in Bronx County concerning a woman with pre-existing hydrocephalous, causing partial paralysis, and surgery causes total paralysis/quadriplegia, Westchester County
• "$500,000.00 " Medical Malpractice Disputed failure to diagnose cancer, Westchester County
• "$345,000.00" Medical Malpractice" Prescribing of a drug to a woman who was dehydrated causing death, Westchester County
• "$997,500.00" Motor Vehicle: "Pedestrian knockdown; Crush injury to ankle,trimalleolar fracture and surgery. Degloving injury, Bronx County
• "$475,000.00" Motor Vehicle: Pedestrian struck by backing vehicle sustained aggravation to pre-existing condition necessity multiple surgeries and numerous prolonged hospitalizations, Westchester County
• Young woman driving on Parkway hit by car making a left hand turn, without yielding, causing comminuted fractures, and many "open reduction" operations to repair the fractures: $750,000
• "$925,000.00" Medical Malpractice: Hemorrhagic complications due to placenta accrete resulting in stillborn child (38 weeks) and death of mother (22 years old), New York County
• "$421,076.35" Premises liability Death of 20 year old due to fallen dead tree onto moving car, Westchester County
• Improper neck surgery and broken screws not fixed in Westchester County: Neurosurgeon performed surgical disc removal surgery, fused two vertebra, and used screws to hold them in place. At the deposition, Anthony had the Doctor admit that there was micro motion in the screws, and the screws later broke as a result, causing the screws to be replaced: $350,000
• "$775,000.00 " Medical Malpractice: "Failure to timely diagnose and treat autoimmune disease, Wegener's granulomatosis, resulting in permanent damage to kidneys, Westchester County
• "$400,000.00" Motor Vehicle: "Pedestrian knockdown, resulting in crush injuries and death, Westchester County
• Improper surgery/implantation of hip replacement. Anthony had the Doctor admit that the femoral head, as it met the acetabular cup, was loose intra-operatively, and that the femoral head later slipped out hitting the peroneal nerve causing foot drop: $550,000

• National Institute for Trial Advocacy, 1992
• Pace University School of Law, Juris Doctor Degree, 1990

• Participated in drafting the Virtual Non-Jury Trial Procedures and Protocols for the 9th Judicial District and Statewide. , 2021
• 2020-2024: Member of "Board of Visitors", which is the Advisory Board to the Dean of Haub Law School at Pace University in White Plains, NY. The Board meets 4 times a year and discusses vital information concerning the Law School, and the members participate to advise the Dean and give feedback/input concerning Student enrollment, prosperity of the Law School, alumnae, finances, growth, Continuing Legal Education, etc., 2024
• Lectured at the Judicial Institute on January 13, 2023 regarding "A Trial Lawyers’ Perspective and Suggestions for Judges - 2023", and substantially wrote the paper, with participation by Alfred Vigorito, Esq and Hon Paul Marx. , 2023
• NYS Judicial Institute: "Supreme Civil Jury Trial Simulation Series" - 7 Part Series of Lecture and actual "live" simulation, with witnesses, based upon a real Jury Trial of mine. I prepared the Base Course Materials, Memorandums of Law, and lectured and act as the Plaintiff's attorney in all Simulations, and the participating Judiciary on the Panel created PowerPoint presentations and outlines to create a great Program for the Jurists of New York State, along with a great defense attorney, Kathryn Collins. September 14, 2022 - October 19, 2022, 2022
• New York State "LEO" Program, through the Judicial Institute: Mentor of Participants on June 22, 2022, 2022
• Prepare Course Materials, Outline, and lecture to new Judges of the State of New York, for the Judicial Institute, under Hon. Kathie Davidson (2022, 2023 and 2024), 2024
• Participating in Education and Training of Mediators in ADR of the 9th Judicial District of New York, concerning personal injury cases; two 3.5 hour sessions. Prepare Outline and Slip and Fall case presentation. Lecture concerning basic personal injury cases (Auto and Slip/Trip and fall) and educate attendees as to the Human Spine and its anatomy., 2021
• Appointed and served as the Chairman of the Return to Jury Trial Committee for the 9th Judicial District by Administrative Judge Kathie Davidson. Drafted the written protocols for trials during the Pandemic (including Pre-Trial Conferences, Motions in Limini, opt-out provision in accordance with the CDC Guidelines, how evidence would be presented to safeguard jurors, witness presentation and shield/mask wearing, etc); drafted Court Room diagram for Social Distancing; conducted interviews of the Commissioners of Health; Commissioners of Jurors, Chief Clerk and Senior Judges for the Counties in the 9th J.D., including HVAC Technicians and and Audio-Visual Professionals; worked with Administrative Judge and her staff and, together, as a Team, we accomplished a safe return to Jury Trials on 9/16/20. Due to the meticulous safety protocols implemented by the Court and Protocols that were followed, not one juror or any Trial participant contracted the Coronavirus., 2020
• Paid for and Donated a membership for an attorney who could not afford to pay for membership in the following Bar Associations: Westchester County Bar, Black Bar, Westchester Woman's Bar, Columbian Lawyers Assoc., Brandeis Society, and  Hispanic Bar. Also donated $600 to pay for a Pro Bono attorney whose salary is paid for by the Westchester Bar Association Foundation; this lawyer represents indigent people in Hudson valley., 2020
• Created the Procedures and Protocols for Virtual Non-Jury Trials at the request of the Administrative Judge for the 9th Judicial District, Kathie Davidson. Consulted with numerous Judges and a Legal Professor/Scholar to finalize the Procedures and Protocols and submit them to the State for approval. December 2020, 2020
• Medical Malpractice Advisory Committee for NYC at the request of Administrative Judge Deborah Kaplan. Serving with 6 Judges and 15 lawyers to advise and help create the best procedures and protocols for Medical Malpractice cases regarding Discovery, Dispute Resolution and Trials., 2020
• I provide pro bono services to the indigent, police officers and Foundations. I represented an indigent woman, at the request of the Hudson Valley Legal Services, whose family attempted to prevent her from receiving her intestate share of an Estate. I devoted $22,000 in time and got her every penny she deserved after litigation. I also donated $2,500 to the Scarsdale Police to suuport their organization for the past 6 years, and donated money to my doctor's charity (Mission Doctors and JCK Foundation [www.jckfoundation.org]) for medication for the poor and to help people struggling with mental illness, including donating to the Habitat For Humanity. I also trained for five months for the "MS" bicycle ride to raise money, but two weeks before the ride I fell off of my bicycle and broke my shoulder. I donated money for the MS charity and proudly supported my team members at the ride. I represented the "In the Pink Foundation, Inc" for breast cancer awareness for young woman at a substantial discount, and support their yearly charity drive. I donated my time and advice to the school where I grew up (Ardsley) by speaking to teachers, parents and/or children to bring awareness of alcohol and drug addiction, and educate them as to the legal ramifications. I am also a "Mentor" for the many years for 2 - 3 Pace Law School Students, and participate as a "Judge" in the International and First year's Moot Court Competition at Pace Law Scool for many years. Each year I dedicate time, money and advice to give back to my community and those in need. In 2009 to date I donated a significant amount of money to many different charities that I believe in, such as: In the Pink Foundation for breast cancer; Scarsdale Police Department for bullet proof vests; Maryknoll for medicine for the poor; Afya; Guiding Eyes For the Blind; American Cancer Society in memory of a friend's son; Coalition for the Homeless; Toys for Tots; Blythdale Children's Hospital toy donations; Somers Education Foundation; Michael Frey Fund in memory of him; National MS Society; Leukemia & Lymphoma Society; Westchester Medical Center for their trauma center; Dutchess County SPCA; and Pace Law School. I also donated time and servies to the poor/sickly who could not afford to pay a legal fee and prepared Powers of Attorney. I provide legal assistance to a family whose home/property/cars were severly damaged by Sandy in 2012. Additionally, I donated money to a cancer victim, whose leg was amputated, who wanted to travel to England to see his girlfriend and travel. I donate a significant amount of time to NYSTLA for the betterment of our legal community in the Westchester Region, including coordination and partcipation in CLE for NYSTLI and Pace Law School. In 2012 & 2013 Pro Bono services were and are donated to victims of Hurricane "Sandy". In addition to the above, I donated to the JCK Foundation for those who suffer from Obbessive Compulsive Disorder; donated a plaque in Somers NY in memory of Gianna Balog, a child who tragically died as a result of insufficient knowledge as to how to use an AED (my daughter wrote a song in Gianna's memory and also sang the song at the dedication ceremony); donated to the Coalition for the Homeless; Scarsdale Rotary Club who donates all proceeds to Charity; donated to a 2 year old boy whose father suddenly passed away and mothr has MS; including a Foundation that Builds Home for our disabled Veterans.

• NYSTLA "Outstanding Service" award in June 2012., "Outstanding Service" award in June 2012., 2012
• Medical Malpractice Advisory Committee for NYC at the request of Administrative Judge Deborah Kaplan. Serving with 6 Judges and 15 lawyers to advise and help create the best procedures and protocols for Medical Malpractice cases regarding Discovery, Dispute Resolution and Trials., Member, 2020
• Appointed and served as the Chairman of the Return to Jury Trial Committee for the 9th Judicial District by Administrative Judge Kathie Davidson. Drafted the written protocols for trials during the Pandemic (including Pre-Trial Conferences, Motions in Limini, opt-out provision in accordance with the CDC Guidelines, how evidence would be presented to safeguard jurors, witness presentation and shield/mask wearing, etc); drafted Court Room diagram for Social Distancing; conducted interviews of the Commissioners of Health; Commissioners of Jurors, Chief Clerk and Senior Judges for the Counties in the 9th J.D., including HVAC Technicians and and Audio-Visual Professionals; worked with Administrative Judge and her staff and, together, as a Team, we accomplished a safe return to Jury Trials on 9/16/20. Due to the meticulous safety protocols implemented by the Court and Protocols that were followed, not one juror or any Trial participant contracted the Coronavirus. 2020-2021, Chairman, Return to Jury Trial Committee for 9th JD, 2021
• This award was presented to Anthony Pirrotti, Jr. Esq. for his achievements on behalf of his clients and for his contribution to them and his community., The American Dream Award, WCTD, Inc, 2001
• National Trial Lawyers Top 100 Trial Lawyers, 2015-2021, National Trial Lawyers Top 100, National Trial Lawyers Top 100, 2021
• "2012 Top Auto Accident Attorneys", Car & Driver Magazine, 2012
• The Scarsdale Police Force is a very important part of our Community, and they tirelessly work to keep us safe. They think of others in so many ways, and support people in need and our soldiers. To be recognized by the men and women of the Scarsdale Police PBA is a great honor., Scarsdale Police PBA Award, 2014
• Anthony is the Affiliate President of the New York State Trial Lawyers (NYSTLA) for the Westchester Region: 2011-2021. , Affiliate President Westchester Region of NYSTLA, NYSTLA, 2022
• In 2015, Anthony was honored to be selected as "Dean" of NYSTLI. Anthony is humbled by this honor, and stands amongst those in his profession who are his mentors, actively engaging in the Continued Legal Education of NYSTLA Members. Anthony serves as a Dean and Lectures and hosts Continuing Legal Education Courses for NYSTLI for hundreds of lawyers each year. he, along with Past President Leslie Kelmachter, were selected to Teach "Gary Pillersdorph's Bootcamp for Lawyers", in honor of Gary, who was a giant in the legal profession., Dean of NYSTLI, NYSTLI Dean 2015-2019, 2019
• In 2016, approximately 16 people were recognized by the New York State Trial Lawyer Association's President, Evan Goldberg: Anthony was one of them. Anthony devotes approximately 240+ hour a year to his work for the Trial Lawyers, in support of the goals to preserve the Civil Justice System, to insure that victim's right are heard, and to foster an environment of understanding and change when necessary to achieve these goals. Anthony is extremely honored to receive this gracious Award and proud to be the Affiliate President of NYSTLA for the Westchester Region., Defender of Justice Award by the NYSTLA, 2016
• "Leading Attorneys in New York", as published in Newsweek, March 2012, Leading Attorneys in New York, Newsweek, 2012
• Anthony was honored to be appointed to the Chief Judge Janet DiFiore Excellence Initiative Committee of the Westchester County Bar Association. The purpose of the Committee was to meet with fellow members and obtain opinions from the bench and bar as to what is great about the Judicial System, and what could be done to improve it., Hon. Janet DiFiore Excellence Initiative Committee Member of the Westchester County Bar Association, 2016
• Anthony was honored to be asked to serve (and did serve) on the Gagliardi Award of Excellence Committee to determine two worthy non-judicial court employee recipients of this distinguished award., Member, Gagliardi Award of Excellence Committee, 2017

• State University of New York, Albany, New York, United States of America, B.A., Dean's List, 1986
• Pace University School of Law, 1990
• National Institute for Trial Advocacy, Diploma, 1992, 1992

• NYS Judicial Institute, Writer and Lecturer, MEMORANDUM OF LAW IN SUPPORT OF A FULL (UNIFIED) TRIAL, Judiciary And Court Attorneys, 2022
• A Panel of 2 Judges and 2 Lawyers (I was one of them) were asked to lecture regarding how to launch your career and make is special and successful. It was a thought provoking discussion/lecture., Panel Member, Making it Rain: How to Launch Your Legal Career, Westchester County Bar at Haub School of Law at Pace University, Attorneys, Judges And Students, 2023
• Most attorneys write a Notice Pleading (i.e., a simplified Complaint to merely comply with the law to give "notice" of the claim). In my opinion, this is a lost opportunity and mistake. I lectured with a great Lawyer, who is Josh Silber, Esq.; he wrote his own materials, and I wrote mine. In my Introduction, I wrote: "What I found that works for our law firm, does not work for everyone. What is said in our Complaint, Bill of Particulars (“BP”) and Expert Response(s) is very similar. I am a true believer to “upload” everything at the outset; do the nitty gritty hard work at the outset. The reason you do the hard work up front is, then, when you prepare your BP, you just copy and paste the negligence portion etc, right from your Complaint, and the same thing from the BP into your Expert Response. Why not do it from the outset? Why pass the buck until later? Think of your Pleading as the “foundation” of your entire case; if you have a strong foundation, the case will withstand every attack. Also, when you think the case through, at the outset, you will also know what to ask for from your investigator, your Expert, the defendant in a Demand for Discovery, FOIL request or Subpoena. Think of the case, not solely by the task at hand, but in its entirety from the moment you get the case.", Writer and Lecturer, Pirrotti's Guide to Pleading - 2023, New York State Trial Lawyers Institute (NYSTLI), Attorneys, 2023
• Premises Liability cases are won or lost at the deposition and discovery phase. There is an "art" to conducting discovery and these depositions. The focus of the writing and presentation was how to find and mine the evidence necessary to prove your case, starting from your investigation, FOIL Requests, the detail of the Complaint, proper Discovery Demands, proving spoliation,  the importance of an Expert, proving Habit, Camouflage conditions, Building Codes, Industry Standards, etc. , Writer and Lecturer, Evidence to Win - Premises Liability, New York State Trial Lawyers Institute (NYSTLI), Attorneys, 2023
• In our Industry, there are famed Trial Lawyers over the centuries. Henry Miller, Esq was one of them. Ironically, he was also an actor, and he played Clarence Darrow, Esq., another famed Lawyer. Henry, known as the "Dean" of Trial Lawyers, Past President of the NYS Bar and consistently obtaining incredible results for his clients, along with sharing his knowledge in countless CLE's, made Henry, "Henry". I interviewed dozens of Judges and Lawyers, and created this Article, so that the loss of this great man may never be forgotten. He practiced law until he passed away unexpectedly from Covid-19. , Writer, "Grieving, Honoring and Celebrating the Life of Henry Miller, Esq.", Westchester Bar Journal, Volume 45, No. 1, Attorneys, Judiciary And Court Attorneys, 2020
• Too often, attorneys do not adhere to the New York Court Rules regarding conduct at depositions, and the limited direction to not answer a question under 22 NYCRR Part 221.2. Many Judges also are unaware of the Rules regarding when an attorney can direct a client not to answer a question, or that an attorney can lead a witness at a deposition, or ask expert questions of a witness, etc. The purpose of the article was to cite statutory and decisional Appellate Case Law to clarify what can and cannot be done., Writer, Deposition Rulings Pursuant to the Uniform Rules for NYS Courts and CPLR 3113, Westchester Bar Journal, Volume 47, No. 1, Attorneys, Judiciary And Court Attorneys, 2023
• Lectured concerning Trial Practice with a Panel of distinguished Judges, concerning Pre-Trial Conferences all the way through Verdict., Writer and Lecturer, Presiding over Civil Trials in New York, Judicial Institute of the State of New York, Judiciary And Court Attorneys, 2024
• Each year for the past many years, I research and prepare/write the section for NYSTLI Decisions regarding "Pleadings and Filings" case law for the current year. This requires about 60 -80+ hours of work, with participation of my Partner, Adam Glatt, and then I lecture to the attendees about the topic. , Writer and Lecturer, NYSTLI Decisions: Pleadings and Filings, New York State Trial Lawyers Institute (NYSTLI), Attorneys, 2023
• The Dean of the Judicial Institute, Hon. Kathie Davidson, developed a Program for New Judges, and broadened the lecture to include a Trial Attorney's perspective, in order to educate the New Judges as to issues that are critically important to know. At the Dean's request, I predominantly wrote this paper, along with participation by Alfred Vigorito, Esq and Hon. Paul Marx, and lectured regarding these important issues on in January 2022, 2023 and 2024 to the State's New Judges., Writer and Lecturer, A Trial Lawyers’ Perspective and Suggestions for Judges - 2024, Judicial Institute of the State of New York, Judiciary And Court Attorneys, 2023
• Gary Pillersdorf  was a celebrated Attorney, having tried over 350 Trials to Verdict. He developed this Program.  Upon his passing, Leslie Kelmachter and I were asked to Co-Chair this important CLE, meeting. Our guest Faculty was: Hon. Marsha Steinhardt, Hon. Ellen Spodek; Hon. Lewis Lubell; Michele Mirman, Dan Leav and Meryl Schwartz. and in 2021 Hon. Wilma Guzman; Shoshana Bookson; Mike Jaffe; Hon Lewis Lubell ; Nick Timko; Bob Genis; Richard Gurfein; Hon John Kelly; David Oddo; Mark Dittenhoefer; Helene Blank; Hon. Ellen Spodek; Victoria Wickman; Hon Paul Marx;  Vito Cannavo; and Kristin Kucsma. Due to the Corona Virus, this Program was interrupted and adjourned to complete the remaining parts the following year (2021)., Lecturer and Co-Chair, Gary Pillerdorf's Boot Camp For Lawyers, Trial Attorneys, 2021
• Each year for the past several years, Anthony has been the Writer and Lecturer of NYSTLA Decisions "Pleadings & Filings". This year, there was a lack of Women lecturers for Decisions, so Anthony asked NYSTLA Past President, Leslie Kelmacter, to be the Lecturer, and Anthony would co-write the section with her., Co-Writer, NYSTLA Decisions "Pleading & Filings", Trial Attorneys, 2022
• NYS Judicial Institute, Writer and Lecturer, MOTION IN LIMINE REGARDING HOSPITAL RECORD: REFERENCES TO THE INCIDENT AND PLAINTIFF'S ALCOHOL USE, ALCOHOLISM OR PRIOR DWI CONVICTIONS, Judiciary And Court Attorneys, 2022
• NYS Judicial Institute, Writer and Lecturer, LEADING QUESTIONS OF ADVERSE PARTY AND IMPEACHMENT OF SAID WITNESS AT TRIAL INCLUDING USE OF DEPOSITION TRANSCRIPT, Judiciary And Court Attorneys, 2022
• I consider the Deposition (“EBT”) to be the Most Important part of the case: it is the critical document that makes or breaks a case. An EBT will follow you throughout the case, and you MUST prepare extensively for both defending your client and conducting the EBT of the defendant and/or non-party witnesses. The Lecture concerned the art of a deposition and recent case law concerning objections at a deposition and interpreting CPLR 3113 and 22 NYCRR Part 221.2., Writer and Lecturer, Defending and Conducting an EBT, NYSTLI, Trial Attorneys, 2022
• NYS Judicial Institute: "Supreme Civil Jury Trial Simulation Series" - 7 Part Series. September 14, 2022 - October 19, 2022, Writer and Lecturer, LEADING QUESTIONS OF ADVERSE PARTY AT TRIAL, Judiciary And Court Attorneys, 2022
• This lecture discussed the following: How to you prove "pain and suffering", which incorporated actual trial transcripts; getting around the "hearsay" objection; getting into evidence the medication's "Package Insert" and the law to lay the foundation; graphic photographs and over-coming the objection; demonstrative evidence, illustrations and YouTube; importance of the "why" questions and the do's and don'ts about that; introducing MRI Reports and what the CPLR and case law allows; "Loss of Chance" charge and case law interpretation; and importance of "Patient Portals". , Writer and Lecturer, Evidence to Win: Medical Malpractice, NYSTLI, Trial Attorneys, 2022
• Each year there are cases that interpret the CPLR concerning Amendment of a Complaint, Answer and/or Bill of Particulars, including interpreting the law regarding Relationship Back Doctrine, Leave to serve a Late Notice of Claim and Jurisdiction. This writing and lecture brings all listeners/readers up to date of all important cases in 2020 of the Supreme Court, Appellate Divisions and/or the Court of Appeals, as well as important Decisions in Westchester County Supreme Court., Creator and Lecturer/Speaker, Pleadings & Filings Lecturer at NYSTLI Decisions, 2020
• The purpose of this writing was to help educate new Judges of New York State as to what to be aware of when trying a case, the importance of a Judge's written Rules, common issues that arise, what Treatise's/Statutes should be relied upon, and what constitutes Judicial error., Writer and Lecturer For the Judicial Institute, A Trial Lawyers Perspective and Suggestions for Judges, Judicial Institute of the State of New York, Judges Of New York State, 2022
• Researched (with input from others), created a Memorandum of Law citing 40+ cases and lectured on 2021 case law concerning Pleadings and Filing cases in the State of New York., Lecturer, NYSTLI Decisions, Pleadings and Filings, NYSTLI, Trial Attorneys, 2021
• Hon. Lewis Lubell (on behalf of the Judiciary), Alfred Vigorito (on behalf of the defense attorneys) and myself (on behalf of the plaintiff's attorneys), each gave a presentation as to their perspective/strategies as to Medical Malpractice during the Pandemic and what works. Approximately 50 attendees/attorneys attended to hear the lecture as to the various perspectives., Lecturer, Medical Malpractice during the Pandemic, Westchester Bar Association in conjunction with Pace University School of Law, Trial Attorneys, 2021
• Participating in Education and Training of Mediators in ADR of the 9th Judicial District of New York, concerning personal injury cases; two 3.5 hour sessions. Prepare Outline and Slip and Fall case presentation. Lecture concerning basic personal injury cases (Auto and Slip/Trip and fall) and educate attendees as to the Human Spine and its anatomy., Lecturer, Mediation in ADR Training for Mediators of the 9th Judicial District, 9th Judicial District, Mediators, 2021
• Lectured 80 Pace Law School Students, along with the Dean and two Pace Alumnae, concerning "Professional Development" as Students and future Lawyers, starting from the resume', interviewing at a law firm, and being an Associate at a law firm, and tips as to how to succeed and to be the best they can be. , Lecturer, Pace Law School Professional Development Program February 2021, Pace Law School, Law Students, 2021
• Lectured Pace Law School students concerning "Practice Management" with Hon Walter Rivera in February 2021, Lecturer, Pace Law School Practice Management Course February 2021, Pace Law School, Law Students, 2021
• Lectured Pace Law School students concerning "Practice Management" with Hon Walter Rivera in April 2020, Lecturer, Pace Law School Practice Management Course April 2020, Pace Law School, Law Students, 2020
• This CLE was created to inform the Trial Bar of what Judges think, do and advise with respect to Trial Practice, and they also discussed the practice of law during the pandemic. The wisdom of the Jurists, who preside over a plethora of trials, know/have opinions about what they think works and what doesn't. Judges Eileen Rakower, Joan Madden and John Kelly were asked questions about Pre-Trial Motions, Court Rules, expectations, and discussed matters from Jury Selection to the Charge Conference., Creator, Lecturer and Moderator, A Word From the Bench CLE, 2020
• At Pace Law School in January 2012, I taught Automobile Litigation in an all day CLE seminar with other panelists., Lecturer, Automobile Litigation CLE for the Westchester County Bar Association, 2012
• This lecture concerns an update on all relevant cases concerning 2019 Pleadings and Filings in New York State., Lecturer, Pleadings & Filings Lecturer at NYSTLI Decisions, NYSTLI, 2019
• This CLE was started concerning Preparing your case for Trial and Jury selection. leslie Kelmachter and I were Co-Chairs and our guest Faculty was: Hon. Marsha Steinhardt, Hon. Ellen Spodek; Hon. Lewis Lubell; Michele Mirman, Dan Leav and Meryl Schwartz. Due to the Carona Virus, this Program was interrupted and adjourned to complete the remaining parts until the virus passes., Lecturer and Moderator, Gary Pillersdorf’s Advanced Bootcamp For Lawyers, NYSTLI, 2020
• Gary Pillersdorf's Bootcamp For Lawyers 2019 taught 31 lawyers all aspects of a trial, from Jury Selection to Summation, including a discussion about Ethics. I created the materials and the fact pattern is from a case I actually litigated and took to trial. This class is taught with my co-moderator, Past President Leslie Kelmachter along with other fabulous lecturers: Judge Linda Jamieson, Hon Eileen Rakower, Judge Spodek,  Judge Francesca Connolly, Judge Steinhardt, Judge Lewis Lubell, Judge John Kelly, current NYSTLA President Michele Mirman, Shoshana Bookson, Dan Leav, Helene Blank, Marc Dittenhofer, Bob Genis, Josh Silber, Victoria Wickman, Marie Ng, Nick Timko, Vito Cannavo, Mike Jaffe, and Christopher Meagher., Lecturer and Moderator, Gary Pillersdorf's Bootcamp For Lawyers 2019, 2019
• Taught at Pace Law School in 9/2013 on "Arbitration, Litigation and Trial Practice"., Lecturer and Moderator, "Arbitration, Litigation and Trial Practice", 2013
• Hosted and Lectured for NYSTLA "Appeals" seminar with Judges and Attorney in April 2013, Lecturer and Moderator, NYSTLA "Appeals" seminar, 2013
• On February 6. 2013 I was the Chair and Speaker of NYSTLI's  "Jury Selection", and my guest panel speakers were Ben Rubinowitz, Judge Gerald Loehr, Christopher Meagher, Alfred Vigorito and Jeff Korek., Lecturer and Moderator, "Jury Selection" CLE for NYSTLI, 2013
• Gary Pillersdorf Bootcamp for Lawyer 2018; 5 classes (5/10, 5/24, 5/31, 6/7, 6/14, 21 attendees). Assembled and developed entire Fact Pattern, hosted, organized and Lectured along with Leslie Kelmachter. (Additional speakers: Bob Genis, Halene Blank, Marc Dittenhoefer, Nick Timko, David Oddo, Chet Kern, Judge Lubell, Judge Connolley, Judge Kelly, Josh Silber, Vito Cannavo, Mike Jaffe, Judge Spodek, Judge Steinhardt, Shoshana Bookson, Michele Mirman, Marea Wachsman, Meryl Schwartz, Judge Jamieson, David Roth, and Marie Ng)., Lecturer and Moderator, Gary Pillersdorf Bootcamp for Lawyer 2018, 2018
• Where women started, where they are now, and where they should be in the future to appropriately reflect their value and equality in the law. The stories of women “trailblazers” will inspire not just women, but all people who feel prejudice, whether because of gender, race, sexual orientation, etc. This years’ Panelists and Honorees were: Judge Sallie Manzanet-DanielsAdministrative Judge Kathie DavidsonJudge Betty Weinberg EllerinJudge Joan LefkowitzJudge Sondra Miller Date/Time: March 18, 2019, at 5:30 P.M.Place: Elizabeth Haub School of Law at Pace University, Host, Moderator and creator, Honoring Women in the Law, 2019
• "Gary Pillerdorph's Boot camp for lawyers", Direct and Cross Examination lecturer, Lecturer, Gary Pillerdorf's Boot camp for lawyers 2015, 2015
• NYSTLI "Auto Crash" CLE Lecturer along with Michael Jaffe, Helene Blank and Joshua Stein., Lecturer, NYSTLI "Auto Crash" CLE, 2015
• Gary Pillersdorf's "Boot Camp For Lawyers" CLE Lecturer, Lecturer, Gary Pillersdorf's "Boot Camp For Lawyers" 2014, 2014
• NYSTLI "Depositions to Win" CLE by Nick Timko and Bob Genis., Host, NYSTLI "Depositions to Win", 2014
• Event Honoring Surrogate Scarpino and Administrative Judge Nicolai at Pace Law School. Created, organized and hosted this event Honoring two retired Jurists., Speaker and Host, Event Honoring Surrogate Scarpino and Administrative Judge Nicolai at Pace Law School, 2015
• Pace Law School: Honor of Introducing a Leadership Award Recipient, Prof. Jay Carlisle, at Pace Law School Leadership Award Dinner. Prof Carlisle is a prolific writer concerning the CPLR and a Professor at Pace Law School with a storied career, and has been a Mentor of mine for over 28 years., Speaker, Pace Law School Leadership Award Presenter, 2017
• "Bootcamp for the Seasoned Attorney: A Clinical Course in Advanced Trial Tactics" with Leslie Kelmachter and Halene Blank., Lecturer, Gary Pillerdorf's Advanced Bootcamp for Lawyers 2017, 2017
• "Jury Selection, Picking the right Jury for your case" NYSTLI CLE. Organizer, creator and Lecturer along with NYSTLA President Evan Goldberg, Past President of the NYS Bar Henry Miller, Alfred Vigorito, Christopher Meagher and others., Lecturer and Host, "Jury Selection, Picking the right Jury for your case" NYSTLI CLE, 2015
• Uber Update CLE for NYSTLI. Significant changes and legislation was enacted concerning Uber and LYFT, and Lawyers attended to be educated., Lecturer and Host, Uber Update CLE for NYSTLI, 2017
• "A Word From the Bench" Continuing Legal Education Course, organizor, creator and lecturer. Seven Supreme Court Judges particpated in this CLE, in which 41 Lawyers attended to get insight on each jurist, and information about a Trial, from Jury Selection to Summation. , Creator, Lecturer and Moderator, "A Word From the Bench" CLE for NYSTLI, 2018
• "Basic Tort and Insurance Law", New York State Bar Association, concerning Liens, No-Fault, Worker's Compensation, GOL 5-335, and Medcare Set Asides. , Lecturer, "Basic Tort and Insurance Law" for NYS Bar Association, 2010
• 2011-2019 Westchester "Decisons" all day NYSYLI Continuing Legal Education seminar: update on the law. Lecturer concerning "Pleadings and Filings", 2016-2019, Lecturer and Moderator, 2011-2019 Westchester "Decisons" all day NYSYLI CLE, 2019
• Guest lecturer with District Attorney Janet DiFiore to 100 Parents concerning kids using Facebook and Social Media and liability for injuries at home, Lecturer, Guest lecturer with District Attorney Janet DiFiore, 2009
• Anthony taught 40 Westchester Attorneys "Trial of a Personal Injury Case, Jury selection to Summation", for Westchester County Bar Association, Lecturer, "Trial of a Personal Injury Case, Jury selection to Summation" for Westchester County Bar Association, 2009
• 2016-2018 Update in "Pleadings and Filings" in New York for NYSTLI "Decisions" CLE Seminar in New York City, Staten Island and Westchester., Lecturer, "Pleadings and Filings", 2018
• Served as an International Moot Court Arbitrator, in Vienna, Austria, Arbitrator for International Moot Court in Vienna, Arbitrator for International Moot Court in Vienna, 1997
• Taught classes in trial advocacy at Pace University Law School in 2004, Lecturer, Trial Advocacy Lecturer at Pace Law School, 2004
• Trial Of a Medical Malpractice case, Continuing Legal Eduication Course Organizer and Lecturer along with David Oddo, Judy Livingston, Christopher Meagher, Vito Cannavo, and others., Lecturer, Moderator and Organizer, "Trial Of a Medical Malpractice case" CLE for NYSTLI, 2018
• Lectured at the Ardsley High School symposium concerning DWI/Drug prevention, Lecturer, Lecturer for DWI/Drug Prevention, 2004
• Moderator Depositions to Win (Timko and Genis) June 11, 2014; Lecturer Boot Camp For Lawyers June 26, 2014; Decisions Westchester, Host and Lecturer October 29, 2014;January 13, 2015, Speaker on behalf of NYSTLA at 9th Judicial District Inauguration ; Pace Law School Leadership Committee member, Honoring Judge Lippman, 2/26/15; Participate in developing new changes to Med Mal Part PC forms 1/14/15 and 2/27/15; Auto Crash Course CLE participant speaker March, 2015; “Boot camp for lawyers”, Direct and Cross Examination lecturer 4/24/15; June 10, 2015 NYSTLI CLE "Jury Selection, Picking the right Jury for your case" sponsored by Orange Bank & Trust; Speaker on Trial Practice for Ben Rubinowitz at Staten Island NYSTLI Decisions CLE October 16, 2015; Speaker on Trial Practice for Ben Rubinowitz and Hosting Decisions CLE October 22, 2015; December 3, 2015 Pace Law School and NYSTLA event Hosted and sponsored by Anthony, honoring former Administrative Judge Francis Nicolai and former Surrogate Anthony Scarpino;  , Lecturer, Speaker and/or Host, Lecturer, Speaker and/or Host, 2015
• Speaker on behalf of NYSTLA at the 9th Judicial District Inauguration of Judges Walsh, Sall and Blackwood, January 14, 2016. , Speaker, Speaker at Supreme Court Judge's Inauguration for NYSTLA 2016, 2016
• Organized, publicized and Moderated/Hosted the "Master's Series" in Westchester County, in which Ben Rubinowitz, Judith Livingston, David Dean, Henry Miller and Evan Torgan presented a CLE on Openings and Summation on 9/14/11. This event had 115 attorneys with a 50 attorney waiting list., Moderator, "Master's Series" NYSTLI CLE, NYSTLA, 2011
• I hosted, moderated and lectured at the "Decisions" CLE seminar on behalf of the NYSTLA, which is an all day CLE concerning 6 legal topics of law which was attended by over 100 lawyers in 2011, and Hosted and Moderated the Master's Series on Openings and Summation in 2011. I also Hosted, moderated and lectured at the 2012 NYSTLI "Decisions" Seminar. , Host and Lecturer, "Decisions" CLE for NYSTLI, NYSTLA, 2011

• One of our cases was used and cited in the NYS Trial Lawyers Institute Decisions 2008 Seminar that was given all across the State of New York (McArdle vs Hurley 51 Ad3d 741 (2nd Dept. 2008), 2008
• On April 22, 2009 our case of Mitaro vs Medtronic made the front page of the New York Law Journal Decisions of the Day, as the Administrative Supreme Court Judge determined that the NYS Tort claims by Mrs Mitaro were exempt from the Federal Premption Clause as set forth in the US Supreme Court Case of Reigel. Thousand of Federal Court cases against Medtronic Inc for a faulty defibrillator lead wire were dismissed, but our case was plead differently than the Federal cases and survived the Motion to dismiss. It is our understanding that our case is the first case for a Plaintiff to proceed to discovery and depositions in the United States, concerning the Medtronic faulty lead wire., 2009
• I was selected as a "Dean" of NYSTLI. This is a great Honor, as I was selected to be a part of a group of lawyers who are my Mentors, and it is humbling to be chosen to teach Continuing Education Courses with them to the members of NYSTLA., 2015
• A page decision was published on the front page of the NY Law Journal, Decisions of the Day, on July 24, 2008 concerning the award of attorney's fees and the granting of summary judgement against an individual for a corporate debt., 2008
• Organized 225 Trial Lawyers on September 8, 2009 to oppose changes for the entire trial bar of the 9th Judicial District, which caused a reversal of most of those changes on Janurary 4, 2010 as recognized by the NYS Trial Lawyers Association in a e-mail blast to the bar on January 7, 2010, as follows: "Finally, in recently expressing thanks to NYSTLA’s President, Richard Binko, Chair of the Committee on the Judiciary, Lenore Kramer, and the members of our specially-formed Westchester Committee for their efforts, we were remiss in inadvertently omitting our particular appreciation and respect for the special contributions by Westchester trial lawyer Anthony Pirrotti, Jr. It was Anthony who was significantly responsible for bringing the Bar’s concerns to NYSTLA’s attention at the outset and who greatly contributed to organizing the initial open meeting with the Administration attended by so many of you. The Bar owes him a considerable debt of gratitude". , 2009
• Front Page Center of the NYLJ on 5/17/13: Caused a reversal of a wrong Jury Verdict due to improper conduct of the Trial Judge. Medical Malpractice Case concerning intubation of a newborn infant. New trial granted before a new Judge., 2013
• A decision concerning a father of a woman who died intestate was disqualified from receiving distributive share was proved by "clear and convincing evidence", by Mr. Pirrotti and was published on the front page of the NY Law Journal, Decisions of the Day, on August 27, 2004, 2004
• Voted President of the New York State Trial Lawyers Association, Westchester Region, in May 2011, and still remain in this position. Anthony holds this esteemed position as the Affiliate President of NYSTLA, representing its Members in the Westchester Region, for the longest period of time.  , 2024
• Selected as Car & Driver's 2012 Top Auto Accident Attorney, 2012
• A decision of 1st impression in the State of NY concerning Mr. Pirrotti's case was published on the front page of the NY Law Journal, Decisions of the Day, on July 14, 2003, 2003

• Anthony Pirrotti, Jr. is the Trial Attorney of this Law Firm and spearheads our litigation concerning Personal Injury (incidents/accidents concerning: construction, automobile and slip/trip and fall), Medical Malpractice, Wrongful Death, and Products Liability, as well as significant Contract Dispute Litigation. Anthony is 56 years old and his overall success in Personal Injury, Medical Malpractice and Products Liability cases is better than 95% for more than 30 years, earning for his clients more than $127,000,000.00 in approved settlements and verdicts! These statistics are even more impressive given the fact that a majority of Personal Injury cases and Medical Malpractice cases, brought in most counties, result in defense verdicts or dismissals. Anthony was selected for inclusion in New York – Metro (NY City, Long Island and Westchester) Super Lawyers® Top 100 in 2021, Super Lawyers® Top 25 in Westchester in 2012-2021 and New York – Metro Super Lawyers® (only 5% of New York Metro attorneys were selected) in 2007, 2010-2021, as published in New York Times Magazine, Westchester Magazine and NY Super Lawyers® Metro Edition. Anthony was also selected to serve as the Affiliate President of the New York State Trial Lawyers Association (“NYSTLA”), Westchester Region, from 2011-2021. His significant involvement with NYSTLA, its 3,000+ members and in teaching Attorneys many times per year at Continuing Legal Education courses, lead to Anthony being on the Executive Board and appointed as one of nine “Deans” of NYSTLA 2015-2021. Anthony is passionate about sharing and educating other Lawyers and Law Students to be the best they can be. He was bestowed the Honor and Privilege to be a Co-Chair of the “Gary Pillersdorf’s Advanced Bootcamp for Lawyers” since 2018. Mr. Pillersdorf was one of the Best Trial Lawyers in the Nation. Additionally, Anthony has taught Continuing Legal Education courses for New York State Trial Lawyers Association, Pace Law School, Westchester County Bar Association and New York State Bar Association. Several times a year, Anthony devotes time to teaching Lawyers Trial Practice in Personal Injury and Medical Malpractice cases, and annually educates Lawyers Statewide on the latest case law concerning “Pleadings & Filings”.  Anthony is a Dean’s List graduate of the State University of New York at Albany with a Bachelor of Arts degree; holds a Juris Doctor degree from Pace University Law School since 1990 (and is one of about thirty-one members of the School’s “Board of Visitors”); and was one of the first Americans to serve as a Marshal to a High Court Judge of the Royal Courts of Justice in England. Anthony was a Trial Attorney in defense litigation from 1990 to 1993 in all five boroughs of New York City. He received a Diploma from the National Institute for Trial Advocacy in 1992. He also served as an International Moot Court Arbitrator in Vienna, Austria in April, 1997. You, as a client, will not be passed off to some other law firm to try your case, like many Personal Injury law firms do. Anthony has the reputation of being a “superior advocate” and excellent Trial Attorney, as evidenced by his numerous successful jury verdicts and settlements. The clients of Pirrotti & Glatt Law Firm PLLC can trust in the fact that Anthony will be the Trial Lawyer on their case and that the firm’s Partners, Associates and employees are all seasoned Professionals in Law. Anthony is proud to state that the overall team effort is what causes great results for the firm’s clients, not one singular person. Anthony is admitted to practice law in New York State Courts, the Southern and Eastern Federal District Courts, and the Supreme Court of the United States, in Washington, D.C. He is a member of the New York State Trial Lawyers Association (NYSTLA), Westchester County Bar Association, Columbian (Italian) Lawyers Association, Westchester Black Bar Association, and American Association for Justice., About Anthony

• AAJ
• and Black Bar.
• Columbian Lawyers Bar Association
• NYSTLA
• Westchester County Bar Association

“Exceptional personal injury attorney. Whether it is a complex Medical Malpractice or General Negligence case there is no one more fearless as my adversary. Always best prepared and ready to dominate the courtroom.”

“I have worked with Anthony for more than 20 years. There is no one more deserving of this honor.”

“Mr. Pirrotti Jr.is a superb trial lawyer in every respect.”

“One of the best trial attorneys in the state”

“Exceptional Litigator, Trial Attorney”

“Exceptional”

“Excellent Attorney in all regards”