New York, NY Office
232 Madison Avenue, Suite 909
New York, NY 10016
ph: (212) 461-6115
fx: (212) 461-6116
New York, NY Office
232 Madison Avenue, Suite 909
New York, NY 10016
(212) 461-6116
Our New York office is located in the heart of Manhattan and is convenient to Grand Central Station and major corporate offices. Scott E. Miller, a nationally recognized authority on construction matters, is the managing partner of our New York office. The firm’s construction and construction defect practice is located here.
Driving Directions
From New Jersey
- Get on NJ-29 S in Hamilton Township from NJ-129 S
- Take I-195 E and I-95 N to W 36th St in Manhattan, New York. Take the NY-495 E exit from NY-495
- Continue on W 36th St. Take W 38th St to Madison Ave
From Long Island
- Get on I-495 W in Hauppauge from NY-454 W
- Follow I-495 W to E 37th St in Manhattan, New York. Take the 37 St exit from I-495 W
- Follow E 37th St to Madison Ave
Get in Touch With PMT
Please leave your name, email address, phone number and a brief message and a representative from PMT will be in touch with you shortly.
Related Articles
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 Winning in Court – You can’t hide: PMT uses the plaintiff’s medical evidence to reject an exaggerated claim of traumatic brain injury.
By Christopher G. Todd and Thomas M. Bona. Court: Supreme Court of New York, Suffolk County Judge: Hon. George M. Nolan Case Type: Automobile MVA, Traumatic Brain Injury Caption: Sara […]
PMT Winning in Court – After two appeals, a prior trial, PMT gets a defense verdict in an 21-year-old case.
By Richard J. Freire and Thomas M. Bona. Court: Supreme Court of New York, Richmond County Judge: Hon. Lizette Colon Case Type: Labor Law 241(6); hand crush injury while working […]
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
Case by Case: SEC Penalties Against Brokerage Firms May Be Insurable
By Lawrence N. Rogak. New York’s Court of Appeals has ruled that regulatory actions by the SEC against brokerage firms may be covered by their insurance policies, depending on whether […]