Brand aliases: Shulman and Hill
1 State St 15th Floor, New York, NY 10004
Public profile and review data last refreshed Aug 2, 2026.
Shulman & Hill - Manhattan Personal Injury Lawyer is a personal injury attorney in New York, New York with a 4.9-star rating across 437 tracked Google reviews. The current build retrieved 437 reviews for this profile and analyzed 348 text reviews. The firm has an owner reply on 100% of retrieved reviews, 45% of analyzed reviewers explicitly recommend it, and communication is mentioned in 15% of analyzed reviews. Its review pattern is highly consistent based on a consistency index of 95.7.
The most common review themes are explicit recommendation (45%), case results (35%), and professionalism (25%). Reviews in the sample mention matters involving car accident, medical malpractice, and workplace injury. 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 explicit recommendation (45%), case results (35%), and professionalism (25%). These percentages describe text labels in the captured sample, not independently verified service claims.
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Shulman & Hill - Manhattan Personal Injury Lawyer has a 4.9/5 public Google rating across 437 tracked reviews. Law Leaderboard retrieved 437 reviews and analyzed 348 review texts for this profile. In that sample, the firm has an owner reply on 100% of retrieved reviews, 45% of analyzed reviewers explicitly recommend it, and communication is mentioned in 15% of analyzed reviews. These are public feedback signals, not a legal endorsement or prediction of case results.
The recurring concern labels found in the analyzed negative-review sample are poor communication (20%) and unprofessional (20%). Percentages describe the relevant review sample and should be read with the rating distribution and coverage notes below.
Public review data shows an owner reply on 100% of the reviews retrieved for Shulman & Hill - Manhattan Personal Injury Lawyer. This measures responses to public reviews, not communication with clients during a case. Communication appears in 15% of analyzed review texts.
Yes. This evidence covers the New York, New York office. Compare all tracked Shulman & Hill 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 | 73.8/100 | Strong evidence; public-review evidence only. |
| Within-market score percentile | 60.6th percentile | Compared with the fixed New York, NY cohort. |
| Tracked Google reviews | 437 | Public review count currently visible on the profile. |
| Reviews retrieved | 437 | Review records stored in the current build. |
| Text reviews analyzed | 348 | Review texts used for NLP-derived praise, complaint, and communication metrics. |
| Owner response rate | 100% | Share of retrieved reviews with an owner reply. |
| Explicit recommendation rate | 45% | Share of analyzed reviewers who explicitly recommend the firm. |
| Communication mentions | 15% | Share of analyzed reviews that mention communication. |
| Consistency index | 95.7 | 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
73.8/100
Score percentile
60.6th percentile
Rating percentile
87.9th percentile
Review-count percentile
93.9th percentile
Owner-reply percentile
Not scored
Strong evidence from 348 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.
4.3%
15 matches: 10 positive, 0 negative, 5 neutral. Precision in external QA: 82%.
3.2%
11 matches: 11 positive, 0 negative. Precision in external QA: 96%.
1.7%
6 matches: 6 positive, 0 negative. Precision in external QA: 95%.
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 6, 2026. These figures describe the retrieved history, not a live feed.
Retrieved history begins
Nov 5, 2020
Latest dated review
Apr 5, 2026
Retrieved coverage
100%
437 retrieved of 437 tracked
Recent 12-month reviews
175
Average rating: 4.90/5
Average rating
-0.08 stars
4.90/5 in the recent period vs. 4.98/5 in the prior period
Review activity
+90 reviews
175 recent reviews vs. 85 in the prior period
Replies to 1–3-star reviews
83%
5 replies across 6 retrieved low-star reviews
Replies to 4–5-star reviews
100%
430 replies across 431 retrieved high-star reviews
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.
Shulman & Hill is a Manhattan law firm specializing in personal injury, civil rights, and workers' compensation cases. At Shulman & Hill, every case matters. We understand that an injury can disrupt y...
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 348 text reviews in the current build.
Q: What percentage of personal injury cases go to trial?
A: In the United States, the percentage of personal injury cases that go to trial is very small. On average, only about 4-5% of personal injury cases are resolved in the courtroom. Otherwise, around 95% of cases are settled in the pretrial phase during settlement negotiations between the parties.
— Shulman & Hill - Manhattan Personal Injury Lawyer
Q: How do I pay my medical bills while waiting for a personal injury settlement?
A: If you have outstanding medical bills after a personal injury accident and are waiting on your settlement, there are options besides turning to your savings or leaning on family members. Your options for covering medical bills will depend on the type of accident you were injured in. For example, if ...
— Shulman & Hill - Manhattan Personal Injury Lawyer
Q: How much does a personal injury lawyer cost?
A: The initial legal consultation with our expert team is free and confidential. Once you have engaged our services, operates on a contingency basis. This means you do not pay for our services unless we are able to recover a financial settlement or verdict for your injuries. We understand that after a...
— Shulman & Hill - Manhattan Personal Injury Lawyer
Q: How much is my injury worth?
A: No lawyer will be able to tell you how much your injury may be worth as every personal injury claim is different. The value of an injury often depends on the circumstances surrounding the accident, the extent of the harm done, the burden of proof and amount of documentation available, and the overal...
— Shulman & Hill - Manhattan Personal Injury Lawyer
Q: What if my accident happened at work?
A: If your accident happened at work, you may be eligible to pursue a workers’ compensation claim. It is important to note that filing a workers’ compensation claim is different from pursuing a personal injury lawsuit in many ways. For instance, you do not need to prove anyone was at fault in a workers...
— Shulman & Hill - Manhattan Personal Injury Lawyer
Q: What if the injury was partially my fault?
A: If the injury was partially your fault, you may still be eligible to recover compensation in a civil claim. Insurance adjusters may incorrectly assert that you must be entirely blameless to receive compensation or seek relief after an accident. This is not true under New York law. The standard in a ...
— Shulman & Hill - Manhattan Personal Injury Lawyer
Q: What should I do if an insurance adjuster calls me?
A: If an insurance adjuster calls you, it is best to refer them to speak directly to your attorney. Some insurance agencies may try to take advantage of your unfamiliarity with the process in order to reduce or deny your claim. It is not unheard of for insurance adjusters to call and ask how a victim i...
— Shulman & Hill - Manhattan Personal Injury Lawyer
Q: Why should I hire a personal injury lawyer?
A: There are many reasons why someone who has been injured should hire a personal injury lawyer. Most people do not realize that they may be eligible to receive a financial settlement that can help them afford their mounting medical bills. Even in cases where another party was clearly to blame, hiring ...
— Shulman & Hill - Manhattan Personal Injury Lawyer
Q: How can a lawyer help after a motor vehicle accident?
A: A lawyer who is retained after a car crash can help investigate the cause of a motor vehicle accident by taking photos of the scene of the collision, interviewing witnesses and collecting their statements, gathering photo and video evidence of the scene, and more. Attorneys who specialize in motor v...
— Shulman & Hill - Manhattan Personal Injury Lawyer
Q: How long after a car accident can you claim an injury?
A: It is advisable to file an injury claim as soon as possible after a motor vehicle accident to ensure the timely preservation of evidence which may otherwise be lost or destroyed over time.
— Shulman & Hill - Manhattan Personal Injury Lawyer
Q: How Is Fault Determined After a Car Accident in New York?
A: After a car accident in New York, fault can be determined using evidence. There are several types of evidence our lawyers can use to prove that another driver caused your accident. We may reference physical evidence from the accident scene, photos and videos you captured, and witness testimony.
— Shulman & Hill - Manhattan Personal Injury Lawyer
Q: What Happens After Deposition in a Personal Injury Lawsuit?
A: After deposition, the parties in a personal injury lawsuit typically begin the negotiation process. This is the process during which the parties make offers and counter offers regarding the payout to the injured person. If the case is not settled and it goes to trial, information from the deposition...
— Shulman & Hill - Manhattan Personal Injury Lawyer
Q: How Can I Pay My Medical Bills Before I Receive My Insurance Settlement?
A: After an accident, you can file a claim with your insurer to seek a settlement that covers some of your accident-related expenses. This process is not always straightforward, though. Sometimes insurance companies delay paying you, making it difficult to cover your medical treatment costs in the mean...
— Shulman & Hill - Manhattan Personal Injury Lawyer
Q: Do you know anyone in the collision?
A: If the witness is familiar with the other party in the accident, they may be less willing to provide a statement, or they may provide a biased statement. Someone who knows the other driver is probably not a favorable witness for your car accident claim.
— Shulman & Hill - Manhattan Personal Injury Lawyer
Q: How do you think the accident occurred?
A: Just because you’re asking a witness to consider what they saw doesn’t mean they shouldn’t tell you what they think caused the crash. Essentially, this is where you ask them to make sense of what they witnessed. The witness may have insight into what led to the collision from an outside perspective....
— Shulman & Hill - Manhattan Personal Injury Lawyer
Q: What did you see happen?
A: Find out what the witnesses saw. It’s important to ensure you emphasize the “saw” part. Their account must be based on what they actually witnessed and not speculation. People often connect the dots to tell a story when they did not physically witness certain events. It’s natural for people to fill ...
— Shulman & Hill - Manhattan Personal Injury Lawyer