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David Towarnicky

Attorney · Kirkland & Ellis LLP

New York, NY

VA-accredited since
2018
Google rating
3.3
45 firm reviews
Year licensed
2017
New York State Unified Court System

Google ratings

3.345 reviews
5 25
4 0
3 1
2 0
1 19
Firm reviewsAs of 10-2026

Background and record

From Google

  • Wheelchair-accessible entrance

About the firm

601 Lexington Ave, New York, NY 10022

Office hours

Monday to Sunday
Open 24 hours

Also at Kirkland & Ellis LLP

Questions to ask on your first call

  1. Have you handled claims like mine, for this condition and at this stage?
  2. What will you charge, and will you put it in a written fee agreement?
  3. Who will work on my case day to day, and how do I reach them?
  4. What evidence do you need from me, and what will you get yourselves?
  5. How long do cases like mine usually take, and how will you keep me updated?

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