Joseph DelisoNew York Personal Injury Trial Attorney
41years focused on personal-injury litigation
Joseph Deliso
More than four decades focused on personal-injury litigation.
Joseph Deliso is a New York trial attorney who has represented seriously injured people for 41 years. A 1985 graduate of St. John’s University School of Law, his practice includes motor-vehicle, construction, nursing-home and pressure-injury, premises, and other serious personal-injury litigation.
His approach emphasizes careful preparation, medical and scientific proof, and trial readiness. He is admitted in New York and the U.S. District Courts for the Eastern and Southern Districts of New York, and is a graduate of the Trial Lawyers College, founded by Gerry Spence.
EducationSt. John’s University School of Law
1985
AdmissionsNew York
U.S. District Courts, Eastern and Southern Districts of New York
Trial AdvocacyTrial Lawyers College
Graduate · Founded by Gerry Spence
Case preparation continues beyond the attorney’s desk.
Paralegal / Case Manager
Daniel Johnson
Daniel Johnson is a paralegal and case manager with more than 20 years of experience supporting serious personal-injury matters. His work includes medical-record review, case organization, litigation support, and nursing-home matters involving pressure injuries and wound-care documentation.
Meet the people and professionals behind the preparation and case management of every matter.
Our team includes paralegals, medical-record analysts, and case coordinators and, when appropriate, works with outside investigators, professional photographers, and biomechanics experts to help document the facts, organize the medical proof, and prepare each matter for litigation and trial.
We build cases for the courtroom—not merely for the claims adjuster.
A life-changing injury can disrupt your health, work, independence, and family. Deliso Law investigates what happened, identifies every responsible party, develops the medical proof, and prepares each case to obtain a just result.
Home and hospital consultations are available when travel is difficult.
Clinical overview
Pressure Injuries: Stages 1–4
A simplified educational view of how clinicians classify pressure injuries by the depth and extent of tissue involvement.
Stage 1Intact skin with localized nonblanchable redness.
Stage 2Partial-thickness skin loss with exposed dermis.
Stage 3Full-thickness tissue loss extending into the subcutaneous layer.
Stage 4Full-thickness skin and tissue loss with deeper structures involved.
Pressure injuries do not necessarily progress sequentially from Stage 1 through Stage 4. This diagram is educational and intentionally non-graphic.
Key mechanism: prolonged pressure, or pressure combined with shear, can reduce blood flow and injure skin and underlying soft tissue.
Priority practice
Nursing Home Negligence
Families trust nursing homes and rehabilitation facilities to provide safe, attentive, dignified care. When understaffing, poor supervision, or ignored care plans cause harm, the facility must be held accountable.
Pressure injuries and sepsisFalls and fracturesMedication and monitoring failuresMalnutrition and dehydrationPhysical or emotional abuseFailure to follow care plans
Dangerous sidewalk defects can cause serious injuries.
Cases may involve cracked or uneven sidewalk flags, raised edges, holes, tree-well conditions, deteriorated surfaces, or other defects along pedestrian walkways.
Serious police-misconduct cases can involve constitutional rules, criminal-court records, body-worn camera footage, medical proof, and significant physical injury. Deliso Law evaluates serious injury claims arising from alleged excessive force and related police conduct.
Why Aaron Altman + Joseph Deliso? For appropriate civil-rights matters, Deliso Law may work with veteran criminal-defense trial attorney Aaron Altman. The proposed Altman Deliso collaboration is intended to combine experience with arrests, police encounters, and criminal procedure with serious-injury, medical-proof, damages, and trial preparation.
Body-camera footage, surveillance video, photographs, witness information, medical records, arrest paperwork, and criminal-court records may all become important.
Brooklyn-based. Representing injured people throughout New York City.
From its Court Street office, Deliso Law represents injured people throughout New York City, including East New York, Canarsie, Brownsville, Far Rockaway, and neighboring communities. Cases also handled in New Jersey through associated counsel.
BrooklynBronxQueensManhattanStaten IslandNew Jersey
New Jersey matters are handled in association with New Jersey counsel.
Frequently asked questions
Questions injured people often ask.
Every matter is different. These answers cover common first questions.
How much does it cost to speak with Deliso Law?
The initial consultation is free. Personal-injury matters are handled on a contingency-fee basis, meaning there is no attorney’s fee unless the firm obtains a recovery.
What types of personal-injury cases does Deliso Law handle?
The firm focuses on serious personal-injury matters, including nursing-home negligence and pressure injuries, car and truck collisions, construction accidents, sidewalk and premises cases, and other claims involving significant injury.
How soon should I contact a lawyer after an accident or injury?
Prompt review is generally important because photographs, video, witnesses, records, and other evidence can become harder to obtain with time. Some claims also involve deadlines that are much shorter than the ordinary statute of limitations.
What should I bring to a first consultation?
If available, bring or identify photographs, medical records, accident or incident reports, insurance information, witness information, correspondence, and any documents relating to the event or treatment. Do not delay a consultation simply because you do not yet have all of these materials.
Free case evaluation
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