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About Christopher Cellante
Christopher Cellante is a Partner at Hach & Rose, LLP in New York City who represents the men and women of New York, and their families, against large insurance companies at trial. He focuses on motor vehicle accidents, premises liability, construction accidents, and wrongful death, typically representing clients who have sustained serious, catastrophic injuries. Prior to joining Hach & Rose, he defended the City of New York and its agencies in civil litigation as an Assistant Corporation Counsel with the New York City Law Department, and also represented injured workers before the New York Workers' Compensation Board in high-exposure cases involving spinal injuries, brain injuries, and quadriplegia.
Practice areas
Education
University of Notre Dame Law School
Juris Doctor, cum laude
University of Maryland, College Park
Undergraduate
Bar admissions & credentials
State Bar of New York
State Bar of U.S. District Court, Eastern District of New York
State Bar of U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York
New York State Academy of Trial Lawyers
New York State Trial Lawyers Association
Awards & recognition
Super Lawyers NY Metro Rising Star (2024, 2025)
Division Chief Award, New York City Law Department
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