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

Attorneys can take on human trafficking from many angles and use civil, criminal law and employment regulations to bring traffickers to justice. To assist survivors and protect their rights, lawyers have required traffickers to compensate their victims and fought charges leveled against women forced into prostitution.

As financial compensation, trafficking victims are eligible for criminal restitution awards and civil damages. Victims can receive restitution for their losses and the value of their work performed for forced labor-even if the work is deemed illegal-in multiple federal courts.

Overall, the need for lawyers to support survivors of human trafficking is vital, as is raising awareness among the legal community.

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.

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• To date, there is no conclusive evidence that vaping is safer than traditional cigarettes. 

Marie Napoli appeared on CourtTV to discuss a recent incident of road rage turned fatal. Victim Tracey Smith was out giving her 17-year old son a driving lesson when they were hit by a van attempting to make a left-hand turn from the wrong lane. The fender bender quickly escalated when words were exchanged and Ms. Smith was gunned down in the middle of an intersection in a broad daylight. Ms. Smith’s son witnessed the shooting and may have to testify during the trial.