Personal Injury Trial Attorney | The Perecman Firm
Eileen Kelly is a personal injury trial attorney at The Perecman Firm, where she represents individuals and families who have suffered catastrophic and life-altering injuries due to negligence.
From the beginning of her career, Eileen has focused exclusively on plaintiff’s personal injury litigation. Her practice centers on complex matters involving construction accidents, premises liability, municipal negligence, and serious traumatic injuries. She is known for her meticulous case preparation, strategic litigation approach, and unwavering commitment to maximizing recovery for her clients.
Eileen’s advocacy began early. While attending the University of Delaware, she interned at a personal injury firm in Wilmington, Delaware, where she developed a strong commitment to representing injured individuals. After earning her J.D. from Western Michigan Cooley Law School and passing the bar, she joined that firm as an attorney and confirmed her calling in plaintiff’s litigation.
Throughout her career, Eileen has secured significant results on behalf of injured clients. Notably, she obtained a substantial settlement in a case against the City of New York on behalf of a young student who suffered traumatic injuries due to municipal negligence. The case required detailed investigation, aggressive advocacy, and strategic negotiation to achieve a meaningful resolution.
She recently secured:
• $750,000 for a construction worker injured in a ladder fall on a job site
Eileen is recognized for her courtroom readiness, thorough discovery practice, and command of motion practice. Whether negotiating resolution or preparing for trial, she approaches every case with precision, discipline, and a clear focus on results.
Her professional excellence has been recognized by:
• Super Lawyers (2016–2025)
• The Best Lawyers in America (2022–2025)
Eileen resides on Long Island with her family and remains active in her community. Her advocacy is grounded in preparation, integrity, and a steadfast commitment to justice for the injured.
Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.
