Morris Duffy Alonso & Faley is a 40 attorney firm founded in 1952 by John E. Morris and is one of the oldest continuing running insurance defense firms in the City of New York. We are within walking distance of the State and Federal Courts and provide services in the five New York City Boroughs and suburban counties and have been successfully defending insurance cases for more than 50 years. The firm has always been exclusively dedicated to the practice of insurance law. Morris Duffy Alonso & Faley also has an office in New Jersey to serve the needs of its clients throughout that state.
The firm's clients include The New York City Housing Authority, New York City Transit Authority, Acstar, Travelers, The State Insurance Fund, Utica National Insurance Group, State Liquidation Bureau, Medical Liability Mutual Insurance Company, Vermont Mutual, GEICO, Western World/Tudor Insurance, MetLife, MVAIC, Maryland Auto Insurance Fund, F&L Claims, York Scaffold, Great American Insurance Company, North American Risk Services, Hanover Insurance, New York Central Mutual, Clarendon Insurance, Progressive Insurance, First Mercury Insurance, Markel West, Chubb Insurance, Arch Insurance, Avis Budget Rent-A-Car Systems, York Claims Service, Global Liberty, Houston Casualty, Cigna, Colonial Cooperative, Delos, American Empire, Brownyard Claims, Fireman's Fund, Midwest Claims, Academic Health, MTA Bus Company and Utica First Insurance Company.
Morris Duffy Alonso & Faley has been involved in every conceivable kind of negligence case and tort claim. We are a well-rounded firm able to furnish a quality defense of simple and complex litigation from pleadings through trials and appeals. We are also experienced in all forms of alternative dispute resolution such as arbitration and mediation. The New York Law Journal named us the largest minority owned law firm in the State of New York.
This firm defends cases with a wide range of exposure including catastrophic lawsuits involving very serious injuries such as brain damaged infants, quadriplegia, double amputees and similar actions of the type normally associated with multimillion dollar jury verdict potential.