Brand aliases: Brandon J Broderick
40 W 37th St #400b, New York, NY 10018
Public profile and review data last refreshed Aug 2, 2026.
New York City Personal Injury Attorney at Law, Brandon J. Broderick is a personal injury attorney in New York, New York with a 5.0-star rating across 170 tracked Google reviews. The current build retrieved 170 reviews for this profile and analyzed 96 text reviews. The firm has an owner reply on 98% of retrieved reviews, 12% of analyzed reviewers explicitly recommend it, and communication is mentioned in 5% of analyzed reviews. Its review pattern is highly consistent based on a consistency index of 96.9.
The most common review themes are professionalism (23%), explicit recommendation (12%), and compassion and care (8%). Reviews in the sample mention matters involving car accident. Use these signals as due-diligence inputs rather than proof of specialty or likely outcome.
Review verdict
These direct answers separate what the public review dataset can confirm from licensing, disciplinary, and case-fit questions that require independent verification.
The strongest recurring praise signals in the analyzed review sample are professionalism (23%), explicit recommendation (12%), and compassion and care (8%). These percentages describe text labels in the captured sample, not independently verified service claims.
Law Leaderboard can confirm that this page represents a public Google Business listing for New York City Personal Injury Attorney at Law, Brandon J. Broderick at 40 W 37th St #400b, New York, NY 10018. The listing has 170 tracked Google reviews and is marked as claimed on Google. This does not independently verify attorney licensing, disciplinary history, insurance, or eligibility to handle a specific matter; check the relevant state bar and speak with the firm before hiring.
New York City Personal Injury Attorney at Law, Brandon J. Broderick has a 5.0/5 public Google rating across 170 tracked reviews. Law Leaderboard retrieved 170 reviews and analyzed 96 review texts for this profile. In that sample, the firm has an owner reply on 98% of retrieved reviews, 12% of analyzed reviewers explicitly recommend it, and communication is mentioned in 5% of analyzed reviews. These are public feedback signals, not a legal endorsement or prediction of case results.
The current analyzed sample does not contain a recurring complaint category for New York City Personal Injury Attorney at Law, Brandon J. Broderick. That does not prove that no client has complained; review coverage is incomplete and changes over time.
Public review data shows an owner reply on 98% of the reviews retrieved for New York City Personal Injury Attorney at Law, Brandon J. Broderick. This measures responses to public reviews, not communication with clients during a case. Communication appears in 5% of analyzed review texts.
Yes. This evidence covers the New York, New York office. Compare all tracked Brandon J. Broderick offices before generalizing this location's rating, praise, or concern signals to the wider brand.
Use this table to see the difference between the firm's public review footprint, the reviews retrieved into the current build, and the text reviews that feed the NLP metrics on this page.
| Metric | Value | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| Review Evidence Score | 67.5/100 | Minimum evidence; public-review evidence only. |
| Within-market score percentile | 25th percentile | Compared with the fixed New York, NY cohort. |
| Tracked Google reviews | 170 | Public review count currently visible on the profile. |
| Reviews retrieved | 170 | Review records stored in the current build. |
| Text reviews analyzed | 96 | Review texts used for NLP-derived praise, complaint, and communication metrics. |
| Owner response rate | 98% | Share of retrieved reviews with an owner reply. |
| Explicit recommendation rate | 12% | Share of analyzed reviewers who explicitly recommend the firm. |
| Communication mentions | 5% | Share of analyzed reviews that mention communication. |
| Consistency index | 96.9 | Higher scores indicate a more consistently positive rating pattern. |
Identity-linked office intelligence
An office’s within-market percentile shows how its Review Evidence Score compares with the other profiles in that market. It is a relative position, not a probability, quality rating, or prediction. The score and percentile reflect public-review evidence only—not legal skill, licensing, case outcomes, misconduct, or suitability.
Evidence score
67.5/100
Score percentile
25th percentile
Rating percentile
100th percentile
Review-count percentile
57.1th percentile
Owner-reply percentile
Not scored
Minimum evidence from 96 analyzed review texts. The identity match uses exact source IDs in the private graph; those provider IDs are not exposed here.
The nearest scored offices in the same fixed market by Review Evidence Score. Proximity is descriptive, not a recommendation.
The published themes are communication, responsiveness or delays, and outcome language. Theme prevalence is calculated only for offices whose theme result passed minimum sample, confidence, and external precision gates. Outcome language reflects an unverified claim in a review; it is not independent confirmation of what happened.
No office-level theme result passed every current publication gate. This is not evidence that reviewers never mentioned these topics.
Release llb-consumer-intelligence-2026-08-12-r4. Trend fields remain withheld until the separate multi-snapshot publication gate is met.
Historical review data
Public-review aggregates captured through Apr 2, 2026. These figures describe the retrieved history, not a live feed.
Retrieved history begins
Jul 7, 2023
Latest dated review
Mar 30, 2026
Retrieved coverage
100%
170 retrieved of 170 tracked
Recent 12-month reviews
3
Average rating: 3.67/5
The retrieved history does not yet meet the full-window coverage and rating-count gate for a fair twelve-month comparison.
Comparison gates prevent thin or incomplete review history from being presented as a trend. Review text and reviewer identities are not published in these aggregates.
At Brandon J. Broderick, Attorney at Law, our Manhattan, New York personal injury lawyer is accomplished and has a strong track record of success. Attorney Broderick strives to meet every client's exp...
The sections below break this firm into measurable signals: responsiveness, communication mentions, review consistency, praised attributes, complaint themes, historical activity, and source-freshness notes. Read them together, not as isolated stats.
Based on analysis of 96 text reviews in the current build.
Q: How do I make up for my lost wages until I get my settlement?
A: Since the insurance for the at-fault party won't pay for your lost wages immediately after the accident, accident or illness, there are a few options to make up for lost wages and pay your bills while you wait for your settlement. If you’ve been injured in a car accident, PIP insurance can cover los...
— New York City Personal Injury Attorney at Law, Brandon J. Broderick
Q: How do I pay my medical bills until I get my settlement?
A: If you’ve been injured in a car accident, the first option to pay medical bills -- and the first that must be used -- is PIP insurance. After that fund is exhausted or for other types of claims, most people utilize their own health insurance to pay medical bills until a settlement is reached. If tha...
— New York City Personal Injury Attorney at Law, Brandon J. Broderick
Q: What is a release in a settlement?
A: A release is a document that you sign in return for accepting the settlement funds. By signing the release, you are accepting the settlement and therefore releasing any other claims against the defendant and usually any other defendant related to the incident. In other words, once you settle you can...
— New York City Personal Injury Attorney at Law, Brandon J. Broderick
Q: What if I was partly at fault for the accident?
A: In New York, you have the right to compensation or damages even if a car accident was partly your fault. Insurance companies look at several factors when determining fault and assign liability as a percentage. The amount or percentage of fault is determined on a case-by-case basis, and it all depend...
— New York City Personal Injury Attorney at Law, Brandon J. Broderick
Q: What if I had a pre-existing condition?
A: A pre-existing condition does not exclude you from recovering damages for a personal injury claim. The Eggshell Injury Doctrine is a law that many states, including New York, have incorporated to protect individuals suffering from pre-existing conditions. This law essentially states that individuals...
— New York City Personal Injury Attorney at Law, Brandon J. Broderick
Q: What do I do if an insurance adjuster calls me?
A: You shouldn't talk with an insurance adjuster for another person associated with the case. They may appear to be neighborly and thoughtful, however their best interest does not align with your best interest. No matter what an insurance adjuster may say, you have a right to reject a settlement offer ...
— New York City Personal Injury Attorney at Law, Brandon J. Broderick
Q: Do I have a case if I do not feel hurt?
A: Personal injury includes injuries to both mind and body. If you have suffered an injury to yourself, whether emotional or physical, through no fault of your own, you may have a case. Typically, you do need evidence to prove your injuries so it's important to seek medical treatment for any type of in...
— New York City Personal Injury Attorney at Law, Brandon J. Broderick
Q: How do I know if I have a case?
A: In order to have a case you must incur damages, namely a physical or emotional injury caused by someone else's negligence. And you must have sufficient evidence to support your claim and have suffered damage in some way because of this injury. The factors are quite complex making it difficult for mo...
— New York City Personal Injury Attorney at Law, Brandon J. Broderick
Q: What do I do after an accident?
A: Immediately after an accident, seek medical treatment for yourself, your passengers and anyone else involved in the accident. You should also call the police to ensure a police report is filed. Try to take pictures and document the scene as best as you can. Exchange information with other drivers. O...
— New York City Personal Injury Attorney at Law, Brandon J. Broderick
Q: Will I have to go to trial to recover damages?
A: A majority of personal injury cases are resolved out of court, and a large percentage of the cases that do go to trial are worked out between both parties before the matter is decided by verdict. However, having a skilled trial attorney like Brandon J. Broderick ensures that you have the best possib...
— New York City Personal Injury Attorney at Law, Brandon J. Broderick
Q: How long do I have to file a claim after a car accident?
A: The statute of limitations for personal injury claims in New York is two years from the date of the incident. The statute of limitations for children, however, is extended to the two years within the child’s 18th birthday. If you fail to file a claim within that time frame, you could give up your ch...
— New York City Personal Injury Attorney at Law, Brandon J. Broderick
Q: How is a settlement reached?
A: A settlement is reached when the defendant agrees to pay an amount to the plaintiff to drop the case. Typically, this is the case for most personal injury cases – usually a settlement will be reached before a lawsuit is even filed. There are several factors that are considered when determining a set...
— New York City Personal Injury Attorney at Law, Brandon J. Broderick
Q: Do I really need a lawyer for a car accident claim?
A: There is no law requiring you to have a lawyer when filing a personal injury claim after a car accident. However, what you get from working with experienced attorneys can make all the difference in the outcome of your case. Why risk being unfairly compensated and not having recourse to fix it? When ...
— New York City Personal Injury Attorney at Law, Brandon J. Broderick
Q: Should I settle with the insurance company?
A: In a word: NO. Insurance companies are in business to collect money, not pay out claimants. As a result, they work vigorously to pay victims as little as possible. Often, they will attempt to contact an injured victim and try to settle for very little as quickly as they can. By having legal represen...
— New York City Personal Injury Attorney at Law, Brandon J. Broderick
Q: How much is my claim worth?
A: This is a common question we hear, but not a very easy one to answer. All cases are unique, and the value of your claim will depend on the facts and circumstances involved. Generally, we help our clients pursue the maximum compensation possible for all damage resulting from their accident.
— New York City Personal Injury Attorney at Law, Brandon J. Broderick
Q: What are my rights if another driver caused my accident and injury?
A: Under personal injury law, you have the right to pursue legal action against the party responsible for causing your accident and injury. This action will take the form of a lawsuit, which essentially states that because another’s negligence or wrongful act more likely than not caused you harm, you w...
— New York City Personal Injury Attorney at Law, Brandon J. Broderick