Biography
Gene Leyn graduated from Hunter College in 2005 and from the University of New Hampshire Franklin Pierce School of Law in 2010.
Mr. Leyn has been representing injured workers before the Workers’ Compensation Board since 2018. Mr. Leyn has experience in handling a wide variety of workers’ compensation claims, including construction accidents, occupational diseases and 9/11 World Trade Center Article 8-A claims.
Prior to concentrating his practice in workers’ compensation, Mr. Leyn worked as an investigative attorney at the U.S. Attorney’s Office in the Eastern District, focusing on investigating large financial institutions for their role in the Financial Collapse of 2008 and working on maximizing monetary recovery for the tax payers of the United States.
- New York, 2011
- United States Attorney Office, Eastern District of New York, Investigative Attorney, 2014 to 2018
- New York State Bar Association
- Injured Workers’ Bar Association
Testimonials
Very nice it was gonna touch with me. They never kept me hanging. They got right to the point with everything and everything they said was true so believe in them like I do.
I had an amazing experience with this firm. I was hurt on the job and they handled my case perfectly, ensuring I got the compensation I deserved for my fall. Highly recommend for anyone dealing with a workplace injury!
Very responsive team. They also update me on my case regularly. I have recommended them before and I will still recommend them again.
I highly recommend them. They helped me with my case and were always there for me, for all my questions and doubts. I am very grateful and definitely recommend them.
Great and very friendly experience, never felt I was a client always felt I was more like family and being told exactly what was going on.
They handled my case from start to finish and got me paid and made sure I was taken care of and updated every step of the way. I couldn't be happier with their incredible service!
Awards and Recognition
