E.J. Fink

Ephraim Jacob ('E.J.') Fink has been litigating in the courts of Connecticut and New York for 25 years. E.J. got his start after law school as a CT Superior Court Judicial Law Clerk researching and writing decisional opinions for trial court judges, from civil disputes to zoning appeals to criminal motions to suppress. This included a stint with the Stamford Juvenile Court initially handling the State v. Skakel matter regarding the infamous cold murder case of Martha Moxley from 1975. E.J. spent several years thereafter at two of the country's largest insurance defense firms defending all manners of claims regarding general liability, motor vehicle accidents, premises liability, construction accidents, property damage and environmental control board violations. E.J. handled countless claims from inception through trial and also mediated hundreds of cases to effective and efficient resolution. He has deposed Fortune 500 CEOs and rap stars (50 Cent).

E.J. also spent several years representing individuals in personal injury claims, family law/domestic disputes, estate work, employment, education and business litigation. With the inside know how of the insurance companies strategies of undercutting compensation to tort victims, E.J. is well versed in both litigating and negotiating the most optimal outcomes for his clients. He is beyond elated to use his prior experiences in defending policy holders to now maximize the best results possible for the downtrodden injured individuals who need counsel against corporate malfeasance and everyday societal negligence.

E.J. is equally adept taking on commercial defendants as he is with ordinary insureds and guides his client every step of the way through the civil litigation process towards personal injury recovery. Whether by jury trial, arbitration, or mediation, he will fight for clients going up against the stacked insurance carriers who often bring pressure to bear for no good sincere reason.

Awards & Recognitions

•Best Lawyers Westchester-Insurance 2023-2025