Richard C. Bell

Richard C. Bell has been a prominent figure in the New York City legal community since 1982. He founded his own practice in 1986, concentrating on personal injury and medical malpractice law, and has continued to manage it with dedication. His practice addresses cases stemming from negligence, such as auto accidents, construction mishaps, and medical malpractice, ensuring comprehensive handling from investigation to trial or settlement.

Mr. Bell is driven by a genuine concern for his clients, striving to secure the compensation they deserve while holding accountable those responsible for their injuries. Known for his rigorous trial approach, he simultaneously offers his clients respect and empathy, recognizing the personal challenges they face.

Throughout his career, Mr. Bell has managed several high-profile cases that gained media attention, featuring on platforms like THE DONAHUE SHOW, WINS RADIO, WMCA RADIO, and in publications including the NEW YORK TIMES and DAILY NEWS. His commitment extends beyond his clients to the community, evidenced by his extensive pro bono work. Notably, he represented the estate of a 9/11 victim before the Federal September 11th Victim Compensation Fund through the Trial Lawyers Care organization.

Mr. Bell's community service has earned him recognition from the New York Firefighter’s Burn Center Foundation for his pro bono contributions. His passion for voting rights is reflected in his involvement with the New York Democratic Lawyers Council – Minority Voting Rights Committee. He has also served as a pro bono attorney, assisting voters in New Jersey, Cleveland, Ohio, and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, ensuring their voting rights are upheld on Election Day.