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Paul Edelstein is an accomplished and effervescent figure who speaks to a variety of trending topics.
He fights for those who are most vulnerable and most in need of support and has a reputation for fighting for those who cannot make themselves heard.
You might have seen Paul in the news as he recently won a groundbreaking judgment against Harley-Davidson, which was ordered to pay nearly $300 million in damages to an upstate New York man, after Harley’s popular three-wheeled trike malfunctioned in a fatal accident.
Today, he is convinced there are hidden victims of this same accident who have no idea they are part of a larger pattern and hopes that by raising his voice, he can save potential victims from the tragic fate endured by his client.
Join Chris Mullins for this powerful interview where Paul shares lessons learned as a personal injury attorney who represents the little guys, including consumers and athletes, against predatory industries that harm them and gives them a voice.
Tune in now and get Paul Edelstein’s thoughts on:
- What drives Paul’s purpose and passion for the legal profession and practice of law
- Lessons he learned that he wishes he knew the answers to when he first started out
- How personal injury lawyers can combat negative public perception and keep fighting for their clients
- What it takes to stay grounded and passionate in such an emotionally charged and often difficult legal field
- Advice for other lawyers facing similar challenges when taking on large companies with significant legal and financial resources
- The role of the law evolving to better protect vulnerable groups in society
- And much, much more!
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About Our Guest
Paul Edelstein
Paul Edelstein is a third-generation lawyer focusing on personal injury, medical malpractice, and civil practice.
He is a partner at The Edelsteins, Faegenburg and Brown in New York City. Paul graduated from Brooklyn Law School in 1995 and was admitted shortly after.
In 2017, Edelstein secured a settlement of $22 million for boxer Magomed Abdusalamov, who several years earlier sustained severe brain damage after negligent care following a match at Madison Square Garden.
Edelstein’s broader efforts on behalf of athletes in violent sports led to his recognition as a leading proponent of proposed legislation known as Mago’s Law, which would establish protections for these athletes.
More recently Edelstein’s won in a groundbreaking judgment against Harley-Davidson, which was ordered to pay nearly $300 million in damages to an upstate New York Man, after Harley’s popular three-wheeled trike malfunctioned in a fatal accident.
Over the course of four years, as Edelstein and his team tracked repeated negligence on the part of Harley and uncovered similar cases involving the trike across the country.
