Matthew J. Baione

Personal Injury Lawyer

Pitta & Baione LLP

New York, NY

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Attorney Biography

Matthew J. Baione, 9/11 lawyer and Pitta & Baione founder, practices solely on compensation claims for 9/11 victims. His previous litigation and understudy experience allowed for him to develop a deep knowledge of all aspects of the James Zadroga 9/11 Health and Compensation Act.

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Personal Injury (100%)

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Bar Licenses

New York

Member in Good Standing

2015

New Jersey

Member in Good Standing

2014

Work Experience

Pitta & Baione LLP

9/11 lawyer

2016 – Present

Education

Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law - Yeshiva University

J.D.

2015

St. John’s University

B.A.

2011

Associations

Member

New York State Bar Association

Member

Asian American Bar Association

Member

New York City Bar Association

Commercial Recognitions

Rising Star

Super Lawyers

2019

Clients' Choice Award

Avvo

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Matthew J. Baione
Pitta & Baione LLP
120 Broadway FL 28
New York, NY 10271

www.911benefits.com

Office: 212-658-1766

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