Napoli Shkolnik is a national law firm working for victims of personal injuries and wrongs.

Napoli Shkolnik PLLC lawyers regularly appear in Federal and State Courts across the country. Our commitment to individual service along with our preparedness to take on the most formidable opponents in the pursuit of justice have earned us a reputation for excellence that we endeavor to live up to every single day.

Our group of trial attorneys has the court experience to stand against any adversary in the country, big or small. We’ll do what’s required to realize what matters the most to our clients.

Being involved in an automobile accident can happen in the blink of an eye and can change your life and the lives of your loved ones drastically for years to come. This was certainly true in one of the firm’s recent personal injury cases.

From the beginning, it was clear that our client was in physical, emotional and mental pain as a result of the accident that had occurred in the fall of 2013.

“His list of injuries was extensive, exacerbated by the fact that he was recovering from a previous surgery at the time of the accident” says Kristina Georgiou, one of the personal injury associates who worked on the case from Day One. “I cannot even imagine the level of pain he continues to endure to this day.”

NAPOLI SHKOLNIK PLLC is a national litigation firm providing representation to victims of defective prescriptions drugs and medical devices, asbestos-related illnesses, aviation accidents, complex litigation and other serious personal injury matters.  Our mission is your success.

Paul and Marie Napoli recently spoke with BLOOMBERG VIEW regarding the Opioid Crisis crippling many communities across the United States.

The article highlights that if the federal government is not acting swiftly enough, the legal system can step in. “Without question, plaintiff’s lawyers have made a difference – many products are safe, and many corporate behaviors have changed because of lawsuits or the threat of lawsuits.”

Napoli Shkolnik is now representing over 100 cities and counties across the country in their fight against the Opioid Epidemic.

Marie Napoli was invited to appear on Fox Business News Cavuto Coast-To-Coast to discuss a Dick’s Sporting Goods employee who quit the store after their new gun policy was implemented. The former employee says that by raising the age to purchase a gun to 21 (from 18), the store is discriminating a certain group of individuals for their age.

Ms. Napoli pointed out that there is not discrimination on a federal level but it could be on a state level. However, if there is a compelling enough reason for the change, it would not be an issue. In this instance, the reason would be to save lives. The precedent to refer to could be when the drinking age was raised to reduce the number of driving drunk fatalities.