Christopher J. DelliCarpini

Associate + 2019 +

Chris-Dellicarpini
Practice Areas

Admissions/Courts:

  • New York
  • District of Columbia
  • US District Court, Eastern District of New York
  • US District Court, Central District of Illinois
  • US District Court, District of Columbia
  • US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit

Education:

  • BA University of Notre Dame, 1993
  • JD Columbia Law School, 1996

Professional Associations:

  • Nassau County Bar Association

Selected Publications:

  • “Court of Appeals Makes Assumption of Risk a Lot Riskier” (Nassau Lawyer Sept.
    2025)
  • “Custody Dispute: The Court of Appeals Expands Municipal Liability to Children in
    Foster Care” (Nassau Lawyer Apr. 2025)
  • “In SanMiguel, the First Department Challenges the Court of Appeals on Emotional
    Damages” (Nassau Lawyer July 2024)
  • “Medical Expert Affirmations Done Right, Every Time” (Nassau Lawyer June 2024)
  • “In Scurry, the Court of Appeals Rejects the Targeted-Attack Defense to Premises
    Liability” (Nassau Lawyer July 2023)

Community Service:

  • Dean, Nassau Academy of Law
  • Officer, Garden City Western Property Owners Association

Extracurricular:

  • Head Coach Track/XC, St. Anne’s CYO, Garden City

Verdicts + Settlements

  • Siegel v Snyder: Appellate Division affirmed trial court order directing disclosure of defendant hospital’s medical quality assurance review meeting minutes where minutes omitted speakers’ names.

  • Doxiadis v Triborough Bridge & Tunnel Authority: Appellate Division affirmed denial of defendants’ motion for summary judgment in action alleging negligent roadway design.

  • Manganiello v Vitanza: Appellate Division reversed denial of plaintiff’s motion for summary judgment on liability for injuries sustained on defendant’s vessel.

  • Wittenberg v LIPA: Appellate Division reversed judgment after grant of defendants’ summary judgment motion in Labor Law action.

  • Pinto v Walt Whitman Mall LLC: Appellate Division reversed grant of defendants’ summary judgment motion in premises liability claim.

Practice Areas