While still an undergrad, Mr. Fishkin interned at Block O’Toole & Murphy, where he gained an appreciation for the law and advocacy. The following year, he interned in the Early Case Assessment Bureau at the Kings County District Attorney’s Office, where he interviewed civilians and members of law enforcement, analyzed a myriad of legal issues, and drafted criminal complaints. Following these experiences, Mr. Fishkin was determined to pursue a career in law to fight for those who are unable to fight for themselves.

After graduating from law school at SUNY Buffalo, Mr. Fishkin served as an Assistant District Attorney in the Kings County District Attorney’s Office, where he investigated and prosecuted hundreds of misdemeanor and felony cases. He presented over 100 cases to the grand jury, including dozens of violent felonies and the attempted murder of a law enforcement officer. As a Brooklyn Prosecutor, Mr. Fishkin was lead counsel on numerous high-profile cases that garnered local press attention. He tried several cases to verdict in New York State Supreme Court and served as second chair in a successful gunpoint robbery and homicide prosecution. He conducted over fifteen pre-trial suppression hearings involving substantive legal issues, and adeptly directed and cross-examined professional expert witnesses.

Ten years after Mr. Fishkin was a college intern at Block O’Toole & Murphy, he returned as a highly motivated attorney with a dogged work ethic. An Associate at the firm, Mr. Fishkin brings a wealth of experience and a compassionate approach to handling his clients’ cases. In less than 4 years at BOM, Mr. Fishkin’s pursuit for justice has yielded over $30,000,000 in resolutions for his clients.