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About Antonio Vilsaint

Antonio K. Vilsaint is an Associate Attorney at The Law Offices of Michael S. Lamonsoff, advocating for clients who have been harmed and providing representation during difficult periods in their lives. While still in law school he served as a Student Prosecutor at the Worcester County District Attorney's Office in Massachusetts, handling DUI and assault cases and conducting his own jury trials. After graduating, he joined the Kings County District Attorney's Office as an Assistant District Attorney in the Domestic Violence Bureau, managing a caseload of over 100 matters at a time and presenting cases to grand juries on offenses ranging from violations of Orders of Protection to first-degree rape. That prosecutorial experience in oral arguments and evidentiary hearings, combined with close work alongside domestic violence survivors, developed his dedication to helping people when they are most vulnerable. He brings that background to plaintiff-side personal injury and wrongful death representation at The Law Offices of Michael S. Lamonsoff.

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