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Jeff Korek

Recent aviation tragedies in New York have prompted renewed scrutiny of air travel

Deaths In 1 Of New York’s Most Dangerous Jobs Skyrocket

Jeff Korek, a past President of the New York State Trial Lawyers Association and the current Senior Trial Partner at GLK LAW, reached out to Hudson Valley Post about the “construction safety crisis” in New York.

How Systemic Issues in IVF Clinics Are Compromising Reproductive Care

The American Society of Reproductive Medicine estimates that 12-15% of couples have trouble conceiving after one year of trying. Many of these couples turn to in vitro fertilization (IVF)—a technology responsible for 8 million births since its inception in 1978.

Assessing Liability for New York City E-Bike Accidents

E-bike accidents are a major source of preventable injury and death throughout New York City. According to the New York City Department of Transportation, there was an all-time record 23 e-bike deaths in NYC for 2023.

The Business Side Of Law

Law school primarily prepares lawyers for the practice of law. But leading or starting a law firm requires so much more than that. It requires the entrepreneurial skills that any CEO would need to run a business; How to manage personnel, how to hire and fire, how to generate leads, how to advertise, how to manage finances, etc. On the business side of law, what does an attorney need to know to create a successful and thriving law practice? To address these questions, we are talking to successful law firm principals who can share stories and insights from their experience about the “5 Things You Need To Create Or Lead A Successful Law Firm”. As a part of this series, we had the pleasure of interviewing Jeff Korek.

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Time is one of my most valuable resources as an attorney. I know I can’t take on every case, so I focus on the ones that truly matter — the complex, difficult cases that require deeper dedication and expertise.

DC Plane Crash: What's Next for the Victims' Families

The human remains of all 67 plane crash victims have been recovered from the Potomac River, and now the grieving families can begin funeral preparations.