Frank R. Schirripa
Frank R. Schirripa focuses his practice on representing institutional investors – predominantly Taft-Hartley pension and benefit funds – that have been damaged as the result of securities fraud or corporate malfeasance. Additionally, Mr. Schirripa represents classes of investors, consumers and employees who have been damaged by unfair business practices. Throughout his career, Mr. Schirripa has specialized in handling highly complex multi-party litigation in federal and state courts throughout the United States. Prior to becoming a partner at the firm, Mr. Schirripa was a Senior Associate at Horowitz, Horowitz & Paradis, where he practiced securities and consumer class action law. Mr. Schirripa began his legal career at Schoengold Sporn Laitman & Lometti, P.C.
Mr. Schirripa was one of the lead attorneys in In re SPX Corp. Securities Litigation, 3:04-CV-99 (W.D.N.C.), where the Court commended class counsel for its “skill perseverance[,] … diligent advocacy” and “aggressive representation” of the class in achieving “from a financial standpoint. A very fair settlement” aggregating $10 million, or approximately 22 percent of the maximum recoverable damages, noting that class counsel is among the “leading attorneys in the country in the area of class actions” and is “extremely competent” and “very experienced.”
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Admitted to bar:
- New York
- New Jersey
- United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit
- United States District Courts for the District of Colorado, New Jersey, the Eastern and Southern Districts of New York, and the Northern District of New York
Education:
- State University of New York at Albany, B.S. in Business Administration 1999
- New York Law School, J.D. 2002
Professional memberships:
- American Bar Association, Litigation Section
- Federal Bar Council
- New York Court Lawyers’ Association
Honors & Awards
Over $500 Million Obtained for Our Clients
Landmark Case Results

$13,000,000
Jury verdict obtained on behalf of an injured union painter who fell from a ladder and sustained a traumatic brain injury.

$12,800,000
Jury verdict for a worker who suffered severe neck injury, as a result of a negligently installed door-closer by construction companies that had been hired to build a new wing of a hospital.

$8,000,000
Jury verdict obtained for the victim of a motorcycle accident.

$6,489,320
Recovery for a construction worker who fell through a hole in the roof.

$6,058,000
Jury verdict for a phlebotomist diagnosed with Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy (RSD) as a result of striking her knee.

$6,000,000
Settlement plus lifetime Workers’ Compensation benefits. Total value $12,000,000. Produce store worker crushed by produce that fell from defective pallet.

13 Million
- DayLaborer Injured at Construction Site

$12,800,000
Jury verdict for a worker who suffered severe neck injury, as a result of a negligently installed door-closer by construction companies that had been hired to build a new wing of a hospital.

$8,000,000
Jury verdict obtained for the victim of a motorcycle accident.

$6,489,320
Recovery for a construction worker who fell through a hole in the roof.

$6,058,000
Jury verdict for a phlebotomist diagnosed with Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy (RSD) as a result of striking her knee.

$6,000,000
Settlement plus lifetime Workers’ Compensation benefits. Total value $12,000,000. Produce store worker crushed by produce that fell from defective pallet.
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