Hach & Rose Law

Founded nearly twenty-five years ago by Gregory Hach and Michael Rose, Hach & Rose, LLP has grown from a small plaintiff-side personal injury practice into one of New York's most consequential injury firms — a transformation that did not come from changing what the firm does, but from doing it consistently and at the highest level across thousands of cases. The firm now fields twenty to twenty-five attorneys and nearly a hundred employees, a scale that reflects both the volume of its work and the depth of infrastructure that serious plaintiff-side litigation requires.

The firm's practice is centered on the cases that matter most to New York's working people: construction accidents under New York Labor Law, motor vehicle crashes, premises liability, medical malpractice, wrongful death, railroad worker injuries under FELA, and mass tort claims. It has built a particular reputation as trusted personal injury counsel for union members throughout the United States — a constituency that demands attorneys who understand both the specific legal frameworks applicable to their injuries and the organizational cultures in which they work. A recent $11.7 million jury verdict on behalf of an NYPD officer injured by unsafe working conditions is representative of the outcomes the firm pursues when settlement fails to reflect the actual value of a case. Amanda Lyons, who joined the firm in 2016 and rose from receptionist through paralegal to practice administrator before earning her bar admission, now serves as Managing Attorney — a trajectory that reflects the firm's culture of developing talent from within.