William Vance Ferro

Committed to safeguarding the rights and welfare of the injured. Explore our website for client feedback and successful outcomes. Alternatively, reach out for a complimentary consultation. Personal Injury • Motor Vehicle Collisions • Workplace Injuries • Premises Liability • Truck Crashes • Accomplished Trial Lawyer A founding member of Ferro, Kuba, Mangano, and Liga De Justicia Abogados, Bill Ferro is the managing partner at the firm. His objective is to elevate FKM and Liga to be the benchmark for law firms in New York. Commencing his career as a defense attorney, Ferro handled prominent criminal cases, civil rights issues, and instances of police misconduct. Subsequently, he established a personal injury practice that manages over 1,000 cases annually with exceptional outcomes, establishing it as one of New York’s most successful practices. His personal injury division has a specialized focus on meeting the requirements of the underserved Latino community in New York and Spanish-speaking clientele through Liga De Justicia Abogados. Expanding its charitable initiatives, the firm engages in providing school supplies, organizing food drives, contributing to children’s hospitals, and hosting an annual event where the Liga de Justicia office transforms into a toy store for Long Island families. With offices in Manhattan, Brentwood, Long Island, Hauppauge, and Jackson Heights, Queens, the firm hosts three Spanish-language radio programs in both Long Island and New York City. A graduate of Brooklyn Law School, Ferro currently resides in Long Island and serves as the President of the Jericho School District Board of Education. Recognized as a New York State Super Lawyer on 14 occasions. Notably, due to the firm’s active engagement with the Latino community, Ferro was acknowledged as one of Long Island’s Most Influential People of 2010 by Long Island Business News. If We Don’t Win, You Don’t Pay • Over $700,000,000 in successful cases for our clients • Spanish and English • FREE and Confidential Consultation • Your Immigration Status Does Not Matter