Lerner, Piermont & Riverol, P.A.
New Jersey Law Firm
At the personal injury and worker's compensation law firm of Lerner, Piermont & Riverol, P.A., we help people who have been injured in an accident, or as a result of professional negligence. Since 1972, we have committed our practice exclusively to personal injury and civil litigation to help people recover the compensation they deserve when they have suffered harm because of someone else's carelessness, incompetence, negligence or illegal action.
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