Jason Tenenbaum, Esq.

Jason Tenenbaum is a Long Island attorney who focuses on no-fault insurance, personal injury, employment law, and consumer protection. A 2002 graduate of Syracuse University College of Law, he founded the Law Office of Jason Tenenbaum, P.C. in 2010 and is based at 326 Walt Whitman Rd, Suite C in Huntington Station, NY.

He is admitted to practice in New York, New Jersey, Florida, Texas, Georgia, Michigan, and the Federal courts (EDNY and SDNY) — one of the few attorneys who writes his own appeals and tries his own cases, giving clients a rare combination of appellate strategy and courtroom experience under one roof.

Over 24+ years of practice, Jason has written more than 1,000 appeals involving no-fault issues across New York, New Jersey, and Florida, handled over 100,000 no-fault cases, and tried more than 500 cases — both jury and non-jury — to verdict, representing insurance companies and medical providers alike. His firm has recovered more than $100 million in verdicts and settlements for Long Island families.

During law school, Mr. Tenenbaum served as Managing Editor of The Digest, a publication sponsored by the National Italian American Bar Association, and was President of the Jewish Law Student Association. He is recognized as one of the foremost authorities on New York no-fault insurance law, with over 2,500 published legal articles and expert commentary on evolving NY tort and employment legislation.

As a legal contributor to Long Island Traffic, Jason provides expert analysis on accident liability, insurance claims, driver safety, and the legal rights of Long Island motorists. His commentary draws on real courtroom experience — not abstractions — to help readers understand what happens after a crash on the LIE, Southern State, or any Long Island road.

"After two decades handling car accident cases on Long Island, the patterns are unmistakable. The same stretches of road, the same insurance company tactics, the same mistakes drivers make in the first 48 hours that cost them their entire claim. My goal writing for Long Island Traffic is to make sure readers know their rights before they need a lawyer — and know how to find the right one when they do."