Laura Gentile
Managing Partner | Gentile & Associates
Laura Gentile is a medical malpractice, personal injury and police misconduct trial lawyer and managing partner at Gentile & Associates in New York, New York.
Meet Laura
Laura Gentile is the managing attorney of Gentile & Associates in New York City, where the firm concentrates on personal injury, product liability, medical malpractice and police misconduct. She litigates medical malpractice, police misconduct and general negligence actions and serves as appellate counsel in the same areas.
Gentile has tried cases to verdict throughout New York City and has litigated appeals in the First, Second, Third and Fourth Departments and the New York State Court of Appeals. For 30 years she has mentored law students as an adjunct professor at CUNY Law School at Queens College, teaching courses including The Health Care Advocate, New York Practice and Small Firm Practice.
She wrote the Small Firm Life column for the New York Law Journal and is the author of the book True Adventures in Capitalism.
Experience and Expertise
Qualifications
Timeline
- Adjunct professor, CUNY Law School at Queens College (30 years)
- Appellate litigation in the First, Second, Third and Fourth Departments and the New York State Court of Appeals
- Author, True Adventures in Capitalism
- Columnist, Small Firm Life, New York Law Journal
Practice Areas
- $9 Million School Liability Result: Personal injury result listed on the Gentile & Associates website (2026 post).
- $7 Million Road Design Settlement: Personal injury settlement listed on the Gentile & Associates website (2016 post).
- $4.3 Million Negligent Security Result: Negligent security case involving a shooting and paraplegia, listed on the Gentile & Associates website (2015 post).
- $8.5 Million Negligent School Security Result: Personal injury result listed on the Gentile & Associates website (2010 post).
- $3 Million Product Liability Result: Product liability result listed on the Gentile & Associates website.
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