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Few lawyers have successfully handled more significant and challenging cases in New York State over the past 30 years than Kevin Luibrand. Civil rights. Freedom of Speech. Serious Personal Injury. Criminal charges. Business disputes. False Arrest. Defamation. Plane crashes. When everything is at stake, individuals and businesses from across the state have gone to Kevin Luibrand for results...
Few lawyers have successfully handled more significant and challenging cases in New York State over the past 30 years than Kevin Luibrand. Civil rights. Freedom of Speech. Serious Personal Injury. Criminal charges. Business disputes. False Arrest. Defamation. Plane crashes. When everything is at stake, individuals and businesses from across the state have gone to Kevin Luibrand for results...
Few lawyers have successfully handled more significant and challenging cases in New York State over the past 30 years than Kevin Luibrand. Civil rights. Freedom of Speech. Serious Personal Injury. Criminal charges. Business disputes. False Arrest. Defamation. Plane crashes. When everything is at stake, individuals and businesses from across the state have gone to Kevin Luibrand for results. He has represented dozens of lawyers, businessmen, judges, educators, scientists, government leaders, and doctors. He has been counsel to families, accident victims, individuals in trouble, and hundreds of people in crisis. When everything is at stake, Kevin Luibrand is the lawyer people who know go to for legal help.
Kevin Luibrand's legal work has been repeatedly reported in national legal newspapers and magazines, mainstream national and local media including CNN, PBS, MSNBC, and the New York Times, and case reporting services used by lawyers and judges.
Argued or presented cases in:
- N.Y. State Supreme court
- N.Y. State Appellate Division, Third Dept.
- N.Y. State Court of Appeals (New York State's highest court)
- United States District courts in the Northern District of New York, District of North Carolina and Western District of Massachusetts
- United States Court of Appeals, Second Circuit
- Local county, town and city courts across New York state
- United States Court of Military Appeals
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