About Us

He completed his B.S. in Business Management (cum laude) with a minor in English at St. John’s University, earning the Outstanding Student Achievement Award Medalist and the Martin DePaul Award. Marcus is admitted to practice in New York, New Jersey, and several federal courts, and is a member of the New York State Trial Lawyers’ Association, Queens County Bar Association, and Asian American Bar Association of New York.

Fluent in English, Cantonese, and Mandarin, Marcus focuses on Personal Injury, Medical Malpractice, Automobile Accidents, Construction Accidents, and Wrongful Death Litigation, advocating for clients with unwavering dedication and empathy.

Medical Analysis as a Litigation Weapon

Erica Moskowitz has built her practice on a premise that sounds simple but proves elusive in execution: that winning medicine cases requires understanding medicine. Where others see a chart, she sees a narrative of institutional failure—a chronicle of missed signals, suppressed documentation, and care withheld. Her analysis of clinical evidence is regarded by colleagues as genuinely cutting-edge: she routinely identifies deviations from the standard of care that elude less experienced attorneys, and she possesses the forensic instinct to translate those deviations into compelling frameworks for causation and damages. Expert witnesses—physicians, nurses, and specialists alike—consistently cite her as among the most medically literate attorneys with whom they have worked.

Medical Malpractice & Nursing Home Litigation

Ms. Moskowitz concentrates her practice in two of the most demanding and consequential arenas of plaintiff-side tort law. In medical malpractice, she represents patients and families harmed by surgical errors, diagnostic failures, birth injuries, anesthesia complications, and systemic lapses in hospital care. In nursing home litigation, she is a tireless advocate for vulnerable elderly residents subjected to neglect, abuse, pressure injury, medication mismanagement, and the institutional indifference that too often defines the long-term care environment. She understands that these cases are, at their core, about dignity—and she litigates them accordingly.

Litigation Intelligence & Strategic Vision

Some attorneys learn enough medicine to try a case. Ms. Moskowitz has learned enough to try it better than almost anyone. Her litigation IQ manifests not only in her mastery of medicine but in the full arc of case strategy—from the initial intake through discovery, motion practice, and the theater of trial. She understands how defense counsel thinks before they have finished thinking it, and she structures her cases to foreclose their strongest arguments while amplifying her own. Her cross-examinations of defense medical experts are known for their discipline and lethality: calibrated, unhurried, and precisely aimed at the contradictions embedded in institutional medicine’s self-serving narratives.

Beyond the Courtroom

Outside the firm, Ms. Moskowitz is as committed to cultivation in its most literal sense. An avid gardener, she finds in the act of tending the earth the same patience and attentiveness that define her legal work—an understanding that careful preparation, not haste, produces the most enduring results. She is also a devoted patron of Brooklyn’s independent business community, championing the neighborhood entrepreneurs and small-batch makers who give the borough its distinctive and irreplaceable character. In a legal culture that can feel abstracted from the rhythms of everyday life, she remains deeply grounded in her community.

To be represented by Erica Moskowitz is to have, in your corner, an attorney who will not be outworked, will not be outthought, and will not rest until the record of what happened to you has been heard in full.