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High-margin New York City personal injury practice with a proprietary and ethically compliant intake system, approximately 600 active cases, and seller’s discretionary earnings margins of 65-75%. This second-generation family practice, with a 60-year legacy, has built a dominant position in premises liability, including slip-and-fall, ceiling collapse, scalding hot water, lead paint, and bed bug cases. Its Spanish-speaking staff and deep roots have made it an institution in the community.
Approximately 80% of the firm’s caseload is generated through its proprietary system without reliance on billboard, television, or paid digital advertising. The remaining 20% comes from former clients and attorney referrals. The firm operates a lean, systems-driven model with a small in-office team and approximately 15 outsourced support staff who have been personally trained by the firm over the past 15 years and are proprietary to the firm, running on defined workflows that do not depend on any attorney’s day-to-day involvement.
The proprietary system provides a competitive advantage that would be difficult to replicate from scratch. Digital marketing expansion through SEO, PPC, and social media represents an untapped channel that could capture significant additional market share in Bronx, Brooklyn, and Queens. The virtual staffing infrastructure is built to scale.
Personal injury attorneys or firms with New York Bar admission, NY-based firms expanding into premises liability, regional or national PI firms entering the NYC market, or management services organizations and investment groups seeking a high-margin, systematized practice with a substantial pending caseload.
At least one partner is available to remain with the practice post-closing for an extended transition, including hands-on training on proprietary systems and introduction to referral sources.
One partner is seeking to pursue other business interests.
Roy Ginsburg, J.D., 612-812-4500 Roy@RoyGinsburg.com
Detailed financial information, case inventory data, and profit-and-loss statements available to qualified buyers upon execution of a non-disclosure agreement.