Marie Napoli Quoted by Courthouse News Service
May 29, 2020
Source: CourtHouse News
New York Courts Reopen Months Into Lockdown With Rush of Lawsuits
Other firms were well-positioned to handle things virtually. “Remote practice was not problematic for us but has been for many,” said Marie Napoli, co-founder of Napoli Shkolnik, a leading personal-injury firm where a surface scratch of their caseloads shows litigation on opioids, asbestos and the environment. “We are happy to have the courts reopened and able to make the many filings we have been preparing during the shutdown.”
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