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Court Denies Summary Judgment in NUMC Hypercapnia Death Case, Allowing Medical Malpractice Claims to Proceed to Trial On June 26, 2026, Creedon & Gill P.C. attorney Peter J. Creedon prevailed in the Supreme Court, Nassau County when the Hon. Eileen C. Daly-Sapraicone,...
At Creedon & Gill, we recently secured a significant victory on behalf of our client, a prominent general contractor, defeating a building owner’s attempt to dismiss a mechanic’s lien foreclosure action in New York County Supreme Court. The case arose out of a...
Disputes over the administration of family trusts often arise when the interests of beneficiaries, trustees, and other family members diverge. In some cases, the conflict becomes so severe that court intervention is required to protect vulnerable beneficiaries and...
Education Scam, Retaliation, Wage Theft, Mold Exposure & Slander: Protecting Employees and Families in New York Creedon & Gill P.C. has been retained by a Plaintiff seeking relief after being victimized by what is alleged to be an education scam, unlawful retaliation...
How to Remove a Trustee in New York: When a Fiduciary Fails to Act in the Beneficiary’s Best Interests When a trustee places personal interests ahead of a beneficiary’s well-being, New York law provides a remedy: removal. Creedon & Gill P.C. has recently been retained...
Creedon & Gill Secures Emergency Court Order to Protect a Mother’s Right to Direct the Disposition of Her Child’s Remains At Creedon & Gill, some matters are about business. Others are about dignity. We were recently retained on an emergency basis to represent a...
One of the most common kinds of Estate case involves situations where the last parent dies and an adult child who has been living in the house and won't get out. Typically the Will provides that the house be sold, and the proceeds split among all the children, but the...
Creedon & Gill partner Peter J. Creedon was asked to join a prominent New York City trial firm in an Iron Worker trial in Suffolk County. The request was made because of this firms powerful reputation with the judges on Long Island for their excellence, a reputation...
Creedon & Gill obtained a landmark ruling in August of 2025 when the Hon. J. Tinari authorized their case against the State of New York to go forward. Creedon & Gill had been hired to challenge a law which would ban New York pet stores from selling puppies or kittens...
Creedon & Gill was instrumental in obtaining 5.5 million dollars in settlements for their clients and an additional plaintiffs counsel in connection with a deadly car accident that occurred in Westchester County.