Marc Breakstone has established a reputation as one of the top medical malpractice and personal injury lawyers in Massachusetts and New England. Mr. Breakstone has represented seriously injured clients in medical malpractice and personal injury cases since 1986. He is a founder and principal at Breakstone, White & Gluck since 1992.
Mr. Breakstone works tirelessly to ensure that his clients receive full and fair compensation as well as achieve the most favorable medical result. His significant recoveries include:
Mr. Breakstone has been recognized by his peers throughout New England with the following distinctions:
Top 100 New England Super Lawyers:
Top 100 Massachusetts Super Lawyers:
Massachusetts Super Lawyer: Plaintiff's Medical Malpractice
Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly
Martindale Hubbell
AVVO
Mr. Breakstone has handled numerous high-profile cases which have been the subject of national media coverage. He represented the spinal fusion patient whom Dr. David Arndt victimized in 2002 when he left his surgery at Mount Auburn Hospital in Cambridge to visit a bank. Mount Auburn Hospital neglected to tell the victim until the state revoked Arndt's medical license. In response to public outcry, the hospital adopted a new policy to inform patients if doctors are suspended. His recovery for a brain damaged infant against a national ambulance company led to fundamental regulatory changes with ambulance incident reporting in Massachusetts.
In the courtroom, Mr. Breakstone is known for utilizing cutting edge computer reenactments and interactive digital technology to present his cases to juries. His presentations have helped win significant recoveries in a number of complex medical malpractice, motor vehicle and bus accident cases. Click here to see examples.
Mr. Breakstone has consistently maintained an AV rating - the highest rating for legal ability and professional standards - from Martindale-Hubbell, the leading national registry of attorneys. He also holds a top rating from Avvo.
Mr. Breakstone is a sought-after speaker to lawyers and law students regarding trial techniques and medical malpractice law. He delivers approximately 8 to 10 lectures a year to lawyers around New England. He also regularly lectures on practice topics at Northeastern University School of Law, Boston University Law School and Suffolk University Law School. He has chaired or spoken on programs including "MCLE Medical Malpractice Update," "Introducing Evidence," "Demonstrative Evidence at Trial," and "Advanced Depositions Workshop."
Mr. Breakstone has been a member of the Board of Governors of the Massachusetts Academy of Trial Attorneys for the past 15 years and is actively leading campaigns to reform the jury selection system in Massachusetts.
A 1981 graduate of the University of Michigan, Mr. Breakstone received his Juris Doctor from Northeastern University School of Law in 1986. He is a founding member of the Board of Northeastern University School of Law "Loan Deferral/Loan Forgiveness" Program. He was featured in the Northeastern University School of Law's Co-op Centennial Review.
To learn more about Mr. Breakstone, see reviews from his former clients at Avvo.com.
Bar Admission:
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
U.S. District Court, District of Massachusetts
First Circuit Court of Appeals
Education:
J.D., Northeastern School of Law, 1986
B.S. University of Michigan, 1981
Professional Associations:
Massachusetts Academy of Trial Attorneys, Board of Governors
• Super Lawyers: 2004 - 2012
Top 100 Massachusetts Super Lawyers 2012
Top 100 New England Super Lawyers 2012
Top 100 New England Super Lawyers 2011
Top 100 Massachusetts Super Lawyers 2011
Top 100 Massachusetts Super Lawyers 2010
Top 100 Massachusetts Super Lawyers 2009
Top 100 New England Super Lawyers 2009
Top 100 Massachusetts Super Lawyers 2008
Top 100 Massachusetts Super Lawyers 2006
Admitted: 1986, Massachusetts
Professional Webpage: www.bwglaw.com/lawyer-attorney-1367836.html
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