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As our country took a hard turn toward totalitarianism, first with quarantines, then lockdowns, mandatory vaccination and indoor masking, my native libertarianism drove me to focus on fighting for the freedoms guaranteed by our Constitution. I have done so relentlessly for the past year and a half. I have obtained well over one hundred vaccine exemptions for clients and in doing so saved endless careers and educational opportunities. I have numerous matters pending before the EEOC and have brought litigation challenging, among other things, New York City's mandatory vaccination programs for patrons of indoor venues and the New York State's court system's employee vaccine mandate. To remind our country of Justice Gorsuch's prophetic words remains my mandate: "We may not shelter in place when the Constitution is under attack. Things never go well when we do.”

PRACTICE AREAS

PRACTICE
AREAS

Employment Law

Mr. Karasik is a frequent speaker at conferences worldwide on legal challenges to vaccine mandates and other encroachments on our liberty.

Insurance Coverage

Mr. Karasik has represented numerous domestic and foreign insurers in complex coverage litigation. Much of his work in the coverage field has focused on environmental matters.

International Law

The firm maintains a satellite office in Zurich, Switzerland and counsels foreign businesses on a variety of U.S. legal matters. Mr. Karasik is a senior faculty member of Lawline, where he teaches courses on "Hot Topics on International Tax Law

Estate Planning

The firm advises clients on estate planning matters and wealth preservation strategies.

OUR VISION

Sheldon Karasik is an AV-rated attorney, the highest peer review standing awarded by attorneys and judges. He has successfully first-chaired the defense of several complex environmental coverage trials and has handled over thirty appeals in cases involving commercial, environmental, regulatory, employment, insurance and corporate issues. In the process, he has “made law” at the highest courts in New York (the enforceability of the pollution exclusion in CGL policies) Connecticut (application of the forum non conveniens doctrine) Massachusetts (reformation) and the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals (the loss in progress doctrine). He has been a regular speaker at defense conferences across the country, is an Honorary Fellow of the Association of Fellows and Legal Scholars at the Center for International Legal Studies and a Senior Faculty Member of Lawline where he teaches continuing legal education classes for attorneys. His publications include: "Polaroid - The Sixty Million Dollar Mistake," Summer 1993 issue of Declarations”; Recent Developments Regarding American Personal Injury Law," Comparative Law Yearbook of International Business, 2004; and the following articles in The American Thinker: