Paul Wein
Guilderland, NY
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Law Degree
Awards
Primary Practice Area
Car Accident
Language
English
About
Paul H. Wein received his J.D. from Albany Law School. He received a Bachelor of Science degree magna cum laude from the State University of New York at Albany. He was admitted to practice in February of 1976 and is currently a member of the New York State Bar Association and the American, New York State and Capital District Trial Lawyer’s Associations.Mr. Wein has tried cases in the Supreme Court of Albany, Schenectady, Rensselaer, Saratoga, Warren, Washington, Columbia, Greene and Delaware Counties to name a few. He has tried numerous cases in the Court of Claims against the State of New York as well as in the United States District Court, Northern District of New York.In addition to Supreme Court, District Court and Court of Claims trial experience, Mr. Wein has litigated numerous administrative matters before various State and Federal agencies. He has also argued dozens of cases at the Appellate level. He is the former Town of Guilderland Planning and Zoning Board Counsel and has served as counsel to the Albany County Legislative Minority.Mr. Wein has served as a member of the Board of Governors of St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital since 1973. He is currently a member of the St. Jude Board of Directors.
Practices Areas
Car Accident
Personal Injury
Language
English
Contact
LaFave, Wein & Frament, PLLC2400 Western AveGuilderland, NY, 12084-97702400 Western AveGuilderland, NY, 12084-9770
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Mr. Wein took on our case along with an additional 79 people and managed, with the help of his capable staff, to keep us thoroughly informed throughout the 12 years of pursuing the matter. The case did take a number of years and anytime I called to inquire about progress either he or his legal secretary, Danielle, very graciously took the time to fill us in on the progress. Since the case involved damages due to a construction failure, Mr. Wein secured expert testimony where needed and successfully countered each and every attempt at delay or dismissal by the opposition. In the end, a successful conclusion brought us to a point where we believe appropriate accountability was leveled and where we received appropriate compensation for our losses. We are most grateful to Mr. Paul Wein for his skill and his occasional "hand holding" through this process.
Mr. Wein took on our case along with an additional 79 people and managed, with the help of his capable staff, to keep us thoroughly informed throughout the 12 years of pursuing the matter. The case did take a number of years and anytime I called to inquire about progress either he or his legal secretary, Danielle, very graciously took the time to fill us in on the progress. Since the case involved damages due to a construction failure, Mr. Wein secured expert testimony where needed and successfully countered each and every attempt at delay or dismissal by the opposition. In the end, a successful conclusion brought us to a point where we believe appropriate accountability was leveled and where we received appropriate compensation for our losses. We are most grateful to Mr. Paul Wein for his skill and his occasional "hand holding" through this process.
Mr. Wein took on our case along with an additional 79 people and managed, with the help of his capable staff, to keep us thoroughly informed throughout the 12 years of pursuing the matter. The case did take a number of years and anytime I called to inquire about progress either he or his legal secretary, Danielle, very graciously took the time to fill us in on the progress. Since the case involved damages due to a construction failure, Mr. Wein secured expert testimony where needed and successfully countered each and every attempt at delay or dismissal by the opposition. In the end, a successful conclusion brought us to a point where we believe appropriate accountability was leveled and where we received appropriate compensation for our losses. We are most grateful to Mr. Paul Wein for his skill and his occasional "hand holding" through this process.