FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – Newark, NJ and New York, NY – Seasoned attorneys Andrew Fishkin and Steven Lucks announced today their formation of a new law firm designed to deliver results exceeding expectations in a changed landscape for legal services. Out of its initial two offices in Newark (NJ) and New York City, the Firm is committed to delivering unparalleled litigation and risk management services in a client-centric, result-oriented manner that stresses efficient, cost-effective solutions. Through their almost 30-years combined experience in an Am Law 100 firm representing Fortune 500 and middle-market companies in matters ranging from significant “one-off” litigations to large inventories of cases around the country, the co-founders of Fishkin Lucks understand the realities of clients’ changed demands. They formed their new firm to respond to those new demands without losing sight of one “old school” principle by which they have always been guided: every new engagement presents opportunities to build or strengthen relationships and the Firm’s reward will always be its clients’ next matter or referral.
The founding partners are Andy Fishkin who was a litigation department chair, practice group leader and member of senior management at an Am Law 100 firm where he practiced for 20 years, and Steven Lucks who was an accomplished long-time member of that firm’s litigation department.
“Andy and I are fortunate to represent great clients that entrust us with some of their most critical matters and issues. Our new platform affords us an opportunity to strengthen our relationships with those clients and to provide litigation and risk management services to a wider array of companies and individuals who are more attuned to costs and value in what we believe is a new legal landscape,” said Steven Lucks.
Andy Fishkin added, “Steve and I cannot be more excited to continue to offer clients unparalleled litigation and risk management services and solutions in New York, New Jersey and other regions of the country through a new, lower-cost structure that is more responsive to and better aligned with clients’ budgets. Our modest infrastructure and sensible controls will allow us to exceed clients’ expectations in a more efficient and cost-effective manner.”
