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About Noah Passer
Noah H. Passer is a Managing Partner at Shulman & Hill, overseeing the firm's personal injury and workers' compensation divisions. A lifelong New Yorker, he is an experienced litigator dedicated to representing injured workers and maximizing their compensation. His practice covers all aspects of workers' compensation claims, from inception through trial, permanency, and settlement, and he handles complex disputes involving employment relationships, medical treatment authorization, disability, and permanency. Before Shulman & Hill, he was an attorney at Spalter & Masone focused on Workers' Compensation and Social Security Disability.
Practice areas
Bar admissions & credentials
State Bar of New York
Society of New York Workers' Compensation Bar Association (Vice President; Officer and Director)
Awards & recognition
Super Lawyers Rising Star
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