Paul Dansker / email
Mr. Dansker co-established the law firm of Dansker & Aspromonte with Salvatore
Aspromonte in April 1989 at 30 Vesey Street, on the edge of the World Trade Center site in
Manhattan.
Mr. Dansker grew up in South Jersey and graduated in 1976 from Rutgers University with a
degree in Business Administration and a minor in Art History. As an undergraduate, he was
President of the Economics Honor Society and owned and operated his own student travel
business. He subsequently entered Brooklyn Law School, from which he graduated in 1979.
After taking the bar, he traveled extensively in Europe and the Middle East before returning
to New York, where he became an associate at the law firm of Weisberg, Sieven &
Mammana. It was there that Mr. Dansker learned his craft in trial advocacy, exclusively in the
field of personal injury litigation. From 1980 until1985, he tried hundreds of personal injury
cases with consistent success. As his expertise and reputation grew, he attracted a
substantial client base. This eventually led him to establish Paul Dansker Associates in
January 1986 before merging his practice with Mr. Aspromonte.
Mr. Dansker’s mission statement for his practice was remarkably simple. Treat every client
with respect, and represent each client as if he or she was a member of his own family -
never forgetting that the firm has hundreds of cases, but the client has only one that they
depend on to secure their future.
It was that drive and philosophy that carried over to the firm of Dansker & Aspromonte. Since
1989, Mr. Dansker has personally won over $100 million for his clients with diligent
preparation and persuasive trial techniques. Most notably, he won a medical malpractice suit
for a young boy in the Bronx, which will pay out over $50 million during his lifetime; $10.3
million for a young woman who sustained traumatic epilepsy when she was hit by a truck;
and $7.3 million for a woman struck by a police motor scooter, among many others.
Mr. Dansker personally oversees the litigation department and trains all of the firm’s
attorneys in advanced trial technique. He continues to build for a brighter future.
Most recently, he was inducted into Strathmore's Who's Who for demonstrating leadership and achievement. |
