Marc H. Pillinger
Executive Partner
E-mail: mpillinger@pmtlawfirm.com
Offices: Elmsford, NY | New York, NY
Marc has been a practicing attorney for over 35 years. Prior to graduating Brooklyn Law School, he attended medical school at the University of Paris. He is a noteworthy and prominent attorney in the areas of Construction, Labor Law and environmental and toxic torts and is listed in Who’s Who in Environmental Law and Kipling’s Who’s Who. Marc has vast experience and expertise in complex, multi‑party litigation, Labor Law, Products Liability, lead and environmental cases. He is a lecturer for the New York State Bar Association, N.Y.S. Academy of Trial Lawyers, Environmental Committee of CLM, numerous insurance carriers and brokers and the Insurance Society of Philadelphia. Marc is former trustee of the Board of Education of the Ardsley Union Free School District.
Professional Affiliations
American Association for Justice
American Bar Association
Association of Trial Lawyers of America
Board of Governors of the New York State Academy of Trial Lawyers
Bronx County Bar Association
CLM
DANY
National Fire Association of America
New York State Bar Association
New York State Trial Lawyers Association
N.Y.S. Academy of Trial Lawyers
Platinum Member of DRI
RIMS
Distinctions
Board of Governors of the New York City Trial Lawyers Alliance
AV Rated Martindale-Hubbell
Bar Register of Preeminent Lawyers
Kipling’s Who’s Who Business Leaders
New York’s Super Lawyers
Top Lawyers of Westchester
Super Lawyers 2013 – 2022
Articles by Marc H. Pillinger
Wish List Granted: Adult Survivors Act Signed into Law
By Marc H. Pillinger. As your trusted advisor, PMT has kept you apprised about the progressive legislative wish list as the legislative session moves toward its June recess. Now the […]
Cleaning – A Protected Activity Under the Labor Law
By Marc H. Pillinger. Healy v. EST Downtown LLC Decided on April 28, 2022, by the Court of Appeals 2022 WL 1242800 This interesting case arises from an accident while […]
Wish List for Plaintiffs’ Bar Granted: Governor Signs New Laws
By Marc H. Pillinger. In keeping with recent legislative trends, a series of bills championed by the plaintiffs’ bar has passed New York State Legislature and signed by Governor Hochul. […]
Signed Into Law: NY Comprehensive Insurance Disclosure Act Amendments (CIDA)
By Marc H. Pillinger, Neil L. Sambursky and Thomas M. Bona. PMT alerted you that on December 31, 2021, New York Governor Kathy Hochul signed the Comprehensive Insurance Disclosure Act […]
Trial Alert: Kings and Bronx Counties Resume Scheduling Trials
By Marc H. Pillinger. Many adjusters ask when will trials fully resume with the reported decrease in Pandemic and Omicron statistics. Now we know! In Kings County, pretrial conferences are […]
PMT news about Marc H. Pillinger
The PMT Advantage – Celebrating 20 Years of Settling Cases
By Thomas M. Bona. Twenty years ago, Marc Pillinger, Jeff Miller, and Nick Tarallo started a law firm in a 750-square-foot office in Elmsford, NY. Their goal was simple: provide […]
Proposed Amendments to the NY Comprehensive Insurance Disclosure Act
By Marc H. Pillinger and Neil L. Sambursky. PMT alerted you that on December 31, 2021, New York Governor Kathy Hochul signed the Comprehensive Insurance Disclosure Act (“CIDA”) into law […]
PMT Your Trusted Advisor: Understanding New York’s Comprehensive Insurance Disclosure Act
By Marc H. Pillinger. PMT is always on your side by keeping you up to date on important changes in New York Law. On December 31, 2021, Governor Kathy Hochul […]
PMT Always on Your Side
Oppressive Insurance Disclosure Bill Sent to the NY Governor for Action
By Marc H. Pillinger, Neil L. Sambursky, and Thomas M. Bona. Last month at our Pillinger Miller Tarallo and St. Johns Greenberg School of Risk Management conference series webinar, we […]
Oppressive Insurance Disclosure Bill Sent to the NY Governor for Action
PMT Your Trusted Advisor: Knowing How to Resolve Cases and Teaching Court Mediators
By Thomas M. Bona. At PMT, we pride ourselves as the firm that knows how to resolve cases. We are not the only ones who feel that way. The New […]