Our clients spent their lives working hard to take care of their families. Being forced to suffer from an asbestos-related cancer is a terrible price to pay for some corporation’s wrongdoing. Helping our clients and their families achieve some measure of justice and making these corporations face accountability is the most satisfying aspect of my work at Weitz & Luxenberg.

Susan Barlow joined Weitz & Luxenberg in 2009, originally as a paralegal involved in supporting New York Surrogate estate-administration cases. Today, she is an associate attorney in our Mesothelioma and Asbestos Litigation unit. Ms. Barlow temporarily left the firm in 2011 (but returned for each of the following two summers) in order to attend law school at the Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center of Touro College and perform an internship with the Office of the Nassau County, New York, District Attorney.

Susan Barlow joined Weitz & Luxenberg in 2009, originally as a paralegal involved in supporting New York Surrogate estate-administration cases. Today, she is an associate attorney in our Mesothelioma and Asbestos Litigation unit. Ms. Barlow temporarily left the firm in 2011 (but returned for each of the following two summers) in order to attend law school at the Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center of Touro College and perform an internship with the Office of the Nassau County, New York, District Attorney.