Cases
$10 Million
Confidential labor law construction accident settlement in 2019.
Merson Law Associate: Kimberly Kramer
Sex Assault Cases
$28 Million
Awarded As Part of The Largest Sexual Assault Verdict In New York State History
Medical Malpractice
$28.5 Million
Medical malpractice jury verdict in 2022 for former New York Giants football player.
Sex Assault Cases
13.38 Million
In a groundbreaking case under New York’s Child Victims Act
Sex Assault Cases
$320 Million
Diocese of Rockville Centre Child Sex Abuse Victims
Sex Assault Cases
$17.5 Million
Total bankruptcy settlement for Harvey Weinstein sexual abuse victims, which the firm represented 9 victims
Personal Injury
$11.3 Million
Jury verdict for brain damaged child.
Sex Assault Cases
$8 Million
Confidential sexual abuse settlement in 2020 believed to be the largest recovery at the time for a sexual abuse survivor
Cases
$200 Million
Negligence Lawsuit Against City Of New York
Cases
$100 million
Merson represents a number of victims of child sex abuse in the Independent Reconciliation
Personal Injury
$8 Million
Settlement – one of the lead counsel for victims of a bus overturn accident.
Medical Malpractice
$6.5 Million
Settlement value for birth injury that resulted in difficulty speaking.
Sex Assault Cases
$14 Million
Jury verdict for child sexual abuse victim.
Medical Malpractice
$7.3 Million
Verdict in case of Queens woman overprescribed medication who suffered burn injury.
Medical Malpractice
$11.95 Million
Confidential medical malpractice settlement in 2023
Sex Assault Cases
$225 Million
Lawsuit against Bill Cosby in New Jersey and a 2nd lawsuit on behalf of five women filed in New York against Bill Cosby for an undisclosed amount
Medical Malpractice
$6.25 Million
Jury verdict for New York woman who underwent needless hip surgery.
Attorney Kimberly Kramer of Merson Law has always been passionate about helping others. In addition to her tireless work as a legal advocate for victims of sexual assault and medical malpractice, Ms. Kramer has experience working on New York City Council campaigns, where she engaged in community outreach and collaborated with her fellow New Yorkers on how to improve their daily lives.
Practice Areas:
Sexual assault, medical malpractice, and personal injury.
Attorney Kimberly Kramer’s Experience:
Kimberly Kramer began her legal career at Merson Law as a legal intern in 2019. Since then, she has served the firm under multiple roles, including as a law clerk, under attorney supervision conducting legal research and drafting complaints and motions for cases involving sexual assault, medical malpractice, and personal injury.
As an Associate at Merson Law, PLLC, Kimberly Kramer is proud to help those who have suffered sexual abuse to achieve justice and recompense.
Kimberly Kramer earned her J.D. from Brooklyn Law School in 2021. She received her BA in Political Science and Public Policy from Hunter College and the Roosevelt House, presenting her Capstone Project on reducing recidivism in New York.
Kimberly Kramer was a member of the Brooklyn Law School Moot Court Honors Society, where she competed in a Civil Rights competition and coached other student advocates. To date, she still participates in the society by preparing and presenting cases against new student advocates at Brooklyn Law School.
While at Hunter College, Kimberly Kramer participated in Generation Citizen where she collaborated with high school students in the Bronx to petition their community and lobby legislators to support legislation formulated to prevent sexual violence affecting minors in New York state. It was her work with these students that inspired her to pursue a career in law.
Attorney Kimberly Kramer is admitted to practice law in New Jersey.
Kimberly Kramer's Education:
- J.D. from Brooklyn Law School in 2021
- BA in Political Science and Public Policy from Hunter College and the Roosevelt House
Can Birth Injuries Affect a Child for Life? Understanding Long-Term Impacts
Can a birth injury affect a child for life? When oxygen deprivation or physical trauma occurs during delivery, the consequences can span decades. From cerebral palsy and learning disabilities to brachial plexus paralysis, the long term effects of birth injuries impact a child’s mobility, emotional wellbeing, and financial security. If delivery room errors caused your child’s trauma, legal options exist.
What Is a Brachial Plexus Birth Injury? A Guide for Families
The brachial plexus is the nerve network controlling arm and hand movement. When delivery teams pull forcefully on an infant’s head during shoulder dystocia, these delicate nerves can stretch or tear, leading to conditions like Erb’s palsy. While some stretch injuries heal, severe tears require surgery. If your baby suffered nerve trauma from excessive force, you have a right to seek legal answers.
Can Failure to Recognize Fetal Distress Lead to Cerebral Palsy?
During labor, electronic fetal monitors act as a baby’s voice. If a medical team misinterprets or ignores distressing fetal heart rate patterns (such as bradycardia or late decelerations), they fail to protect the child. This prolonged oxygen deprivation causes irreversible brain cell death, often leading directly to a preventable fetal distress cerebral palsy diagnosis. You have a right to hold negligent hospitals accountable.
