Brett H. Perlstein

Brett H. Perlstein, an associate counsel at Pazer Epstein Jaffe Fein & Gozenput, P.C., in New York, is a steadfast champion for those impacted by negligence and serious injuries. Over his five-year journey in the legal field, he has navigated the diverse waters of tort litigation, covering areas such as commercial, construction, general negligence, and matters related to sports and entertainment.While working in tort litigation, Mr. Perlstein has acquired substantial experience by collaborating with both defense and plaintiff law firms, refining his abilities in motion practice, legal research and crafting pleadings, among other areas. His venture into the sports and entertainment sector primarily entails the preparation of contracts centered on intellectual property rights, particularly concerning copyright and trademark matters.Mr. Perlstein takes immense pride in advocating for his clients and ensuring they receive fair compensation. His practice is deeply rooted in a client-focused approach, fostering trust through genuine empathy and unwavering support. He maintains open lines of communication and consistently updates clients on key legal developments. By prioritizing his clients' needs, he gathers all crucial information to secure the best possible outcomes for them.Academically accomplished, Mr. Perlstein holds a B.A. in sports management from the University of Michigan and earned his J.D. from the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, with a focus on intellectual property and information law. He contributed as a staff editor for the Cardozo Arts and Entertainment Law Journal, Volume 36. Licensed in New York in 2020, he is authorized to practice in the First Judicial Department of New York and the United States District Courts for the Southern and Eastern Districts of New York.Before joining the firm in June 2021, Mr. Perlstein amassed considerable experience in tort litigation and intellectual property issues, working with defense and plaintiff firms as well as in the music and sports industries. His decision to focus his career on plaintiff litigation marks a new chapter in his professional journey.