Fiumara & Milligan Law, P.C., Criminal Defense Attorneys

I have been working closely with the Law Offices of Michael FIumara on a high profile criminal matter for the past 6 months and I couldn't ask for a better team. Michael and Justin are smart, dedicated, and compassionate lawyers that give 110% to their cases. The office staff are very kind and competent, and always available to help out when needed. Whether you are a client in need of representation, or a lawyer looking to collaborate on a case, look no further, these guys are the best!
Jun 29th, 2015

Mr. Fiumara and his Law Firm has produced a great result for my son. He was facing a very difficult situation, and He and his associate, Justin, worked hard and saved my son from receiving harsh consequences. We as a family, are forever greatful to this law firm and will refer them to ANYONE who could use thier EXPERTISE. This law firm is truly a Godsend for us, and will be for anyone that hires them. I cant imagine getting the unbelievable results that my son received with any other firm. Plus, the amount of care and compassion that this firm exudes is incomparable. They can not be matched. Thank you so much Michael and Justin!! - D. Lal
Jun 15th, 2015

This clown fiumara called me back to tell me i couldn't get sued for assaulting somebody. Told me unless I'm a billionaire or have fame It would be unlikely I could get sued. Where the hell did u get your degree sir? Dont hire this guy!!! Can you sue someone for beating you up? The answer is yes, but is it even worth your time to pursue a lawsuit? Modern America isn't the Wild West or a Kung Fu movie. We live in a civil society where you have the right not to be beaten up by strangers, police, or even family members. So here's how to go about suing if someone beats you up, along with a few factors you'll want to consider: Suing Your Attacker Often fights or beatings do not end in criminal charges, but that doesn't mean that your attacker is off the hook. You can still sue the person who beat you up for: Assault. Although the term sounds like it involves physical contact, in civil court it only requires an intentional attempt or threat to cause harm to another person. Combined with your reasonable fear of bodily harm or offensive contact, your attacker has committed the tort of assault. Battery. This is the civil charge associated with any intentional hitting or offensive touching that occurred when you were beaten up. Battery can also include any strikes you may have received as a result of someone accidentally trying to hit another person (see transferred intent). With both of these civil charges, you need to prove damages in order to successfully sue your attacker. This typically entails providing medical bills or evidence of lost wages that can be attributed to your beating. If you can't prove any damages from the attack, then your suit may be tossed.
Sep 26th, 2017

I have a unique perspective on The Law Offices of Michael A. Fiumara having been both a client of the firm and a colleague who has had the opportunity to assist the firm with special projects as a contract paralegal. When I was a client, Michael and the team helped to successfully guide me through a difficult legal issue. As a colleague, I have seen firsthand the firm's zealous advocacy on behalf of its clients, be they personal injury clients or persons facing criminal charges.
Mar 2nd, 2015

Michael fights for the underdog. He and his team not only work hard for their clients, but they care deeply about the greater community helping charities and causes.
Mar 2nd, 2015