Michael Lumer - Profile

With over twenty-three years of experience, Michael Lumer has been a dedicated advocate for individuals impacted by police and government misconduct. Michael completed his legal studies in 1995 at Brooklyn Law School, where he excelled as a Richardson Scholar, received the Edward Sparer Public Interest Fellowship, and served as an editor for the Brooklyn Law Review. Known for his legal blog "Fourth and Fourteenth," Michael has delved into criminal procedure law and the historical intersection of race and the death penalty within New York. He commenced his legal journey as a defender of individuals' rights, specializing in criminal defense and civil rights cases involving incidents of assault, wrongful arrest, unjust prosecution, and other forms of misconduct by law enforcement personnel. Before embarking on his legal career, Michael gained valuable experience as a consultant at J.P. Morgan, followed by a tenure in commercial banking. Michael has successfully represented a wide range of clients, including individuals, businesses, and corporations, in criminal, commercial, and employment litigation across state and federal jurisdictions. Through his unwavering dedication, diligent work ethic, and unwavering commitment, Michael has consistently delivered exceptional outcomes for his clients, securing millions of dollars in settlements and judgments.