Marni Weiner is a litigator based in New York, New York, with Harris Beach Murtha. She is engaged in mass tort litigation and class actions for defendants. Marni concentrates her efforts on general torts, mass torts, and toxic torts, with a significant emphasis on defending premises liability cases related to catastrophic injuries.
She adeptly manages multi-district litigation involving asbestos claims and is involved in construction site accessibility defense. Marni represents construction firms and property owners concerning Labor Law Section 200, 240(1), and 241(6) claims.Marni is also committed to defending municipalities in Child Victims and Adult Survivors Act cases. Her role in these cases encompasses attending depositions and formulating trial strategies to meet client goals effectively.Previously, Marni served as Assistant Corporation Counsel at the New York City Law Department's Tort Division.
She managed a substantial caseload, formulating litigation approaches, arguing motions, engaging in court conferences, conducting depositions, and preparing legal documents including motions and pleadings. Her extensive trial involvement includes roles as both first- and second-chair in numerous trials. Marni's contributions were recognized with two Division Chief Awards for her dedication and proficiency in litigation.In addition to her skills in traditional litigation, Marni is also expanding her practice to address legal issues associated with emerging technologies including non-fungible tokens (NFTs), cryptocurrency, and other Web3 advancements that intersect multiple legal fields.
She adeptly manages multi-district litigation involving asbestos claims and is involved in construction site accessibility defense. Marni represents construction firms and property owners concerning Labor Law Section 200, 240(1), and 241(6) claims. Marni is also committed to defending municipalities in Child Victims and Adult Survivors Act cases.
Her role in these cases encompasses attending depositions and formulating trial strategies to meet client goals effectively. Previously, Marni served as Assistant Corporation Counsel at the New York City Law Department's Tort Division. She managed a substantial caseload, formulating litigation approaches, arguing motions, engaging in court conferences, conducting depositions, and preparing legal documents including motions and pleadings.
Her extensive trial involvement includes roles as both first- and second-chair in numerous trials. Marni's contributions were recognized with two Division Chief Awards for her dedication and proficiency in litigation. In addition to her skills in traditional litigation, Marni is also expanding her practice to address legal issues associated with emerging technologies including non-fungible tokens (NFTs), cryptocurrency, and other Web3 advancements that intersect multiple legal fields.
