Cheryl Eisberg Moin

Cheryl Eisberg Moin was born in Brooklyn, New York and was admitted to the bar in 1981.  Cheryl has represented plaintiffs in over 200 appeals affirming multimillion-dollar verdicts, obtaining reversals on complex issues and questions of first impression. She has obtained many landmark decisions in the New York Court of Appeals and has been interviewed on CBS News Radio 88 regarding several significant cases.

Education

• 1977 – Queens College of the City University of New York – (B.A., magna cum laude)
• 1980 – St. John’s University School of Law – J.D. (Dean’s list)

Awards & Publications

• 1995 – Recipient of President’s Award, New York State Trial Lawyers Association
• 1995 – Woman of the Year, Yashar, the Attorneys and Judges Chapter of Hadassah
• Author of “10 Tips for Juggling Family and Work Responsibilities” – Trial Magazine, September, 1996

Martindale Hubbell Listing Rated AV

“A public confirmation of the status [Ms. Moin] has achieved as a highly respected, ethical member of the Bar. It signifies that [her] legal abilities are the very highest standard and that [her] professional ethics and conduct are above question. [Ms. Moin] now joins a select group of attorneys who have been recognized by their peers for their legal expertise and professional reputation”.

Primary Practice Areas

Personal Injury, Civil Appeals; Negligence; Litigation; Premises Liability; Medical Malpractice; Products Liability, Appellate Law

Accomplished Lecturer

“Balancing Family and Management Responsibilities,” Association of Trial Lawyers of America, 1996;

Evaluating Personal Injury Claims: The Initial Interview, “ Continuing Legal Education, St. John’s University School of Law, 1996;

“Appeals From the Inside Out, An Introduction – Preparing For And Presenting Oral Argument,” Continuing Legal Education, St. John’s University School of Law, 1997;

Secrets of Winning in the Court Of Appeals – Writing A Winning Brief,” Continuing Legal Education, St. John’s University School of Law, 1997;

“How to Litigate Cases In The Appellate Division – Motion Practice,” Continuing Legal Education, New York County Lawyers’ Association, 1999.

Associations

Cheryl founded and chairs the Downtown Lawyers Organization (see www.downtownlawyers.org.) 2007 – , comprised of 20 attorneys in different areas of expertise;

Founding Member, Vice President 1994-1998, and President, 1998-2000, Attorneys’ and Judges’ Chapter, Nassau Region, Yashar, the Attorneys and Judges Chapter of Hadassah;

Member: New York County Lawyers Association (Appellate Courts Committee, 1991 – );

New York State Trial Lawyers Association

Member Board of Directors, 1993-1999

Chair, Amicus Brief Committee, 1993-1996

Member, Legislative Committee, 1992-1997

Testimonial

“I can’t thank you enough for all of your guidance and support through this process. With all my gratitude!” — Rosa Acevedo