About Erika
Erika Suazo is a dedicated legal professional based in New York, New York, where she serves as a pivotal member of the National Tier 1 Mass Torts and Industry-Wide Litigation team at Harris Beach Murtha. With a focus on Mass Tort Litigation and Class Actions for defendants, Erika provides thorough defense for corporations facing various federal and state court actions nationwide. Her work includes handling toxic torts, labor law matters, and construction/general liability claims.Erika is skilled in crafting effective case strategies through meticulous investigation of claims, conducting site inspections, reviewing contracts, analyzing medical records, managing discovery processes, and collaborating with expert witnesses. Her background includes extensive experience in taking and defending depositions, making court appearances, and engaging in alternative dispute resolution and trial activities.Before transitioning into private practice, Erika honed her legal skills at the New York City Law Department. During her time there, she worked within the Administrative Law and Regulatory Litigation Division and the Tort Division – Manhattan Borough Unit. Her responsibilities involved representing municipal agencies in Article 78 proceedings in the New York State Supreme Court and defending the City of New York, its agencies, and employees against numerous tort liability claims.
Erika Suazo is a dedicated legal professional based in New York, New York, where she serves as a pivotal member of the National Tier 1 Mass Torts and Industry-Wide Litigation team at Harris Beach Murtha. With a focus on Mass Tort Litigation and Class Actions for defendants, Erika provides thorough defense for corporations facing various federal and state court actions nationwide. Her work includes handling toxic torts, labor law matters, and construction/general liability claims.Erika is skilled in crafting effective case strategies through meticulous investigation of claims, conducting site inspections, reviewing contracts, analyzing medical records, managing discovery processes, and collaborating with expert witnesses. Her background includes extensive experience in taking and defending depositions, making court appearances, and engaging in alternative dispute resolution and trial activities.Before transitioning into private practice, Erika honed her legal skills at the New York City Law Department. During her time there, she worked within the Administrative Law and Regulatory Litigation Division and the Tort Division – Manhattan Borough Unit. Her responsibilities involved representing municipal agencies in Article 78 proceedings in the New York State Supreme Court and defending the City of New York, its agencies, and employees against numerous tort liability claims.
Erika Suazo is a dedicated legal professional based in New York, New York, where she serves as a pivotal member of the National Tier 1 Mass Torts and Industry-Wide Litigation team at Harris Beach Murtha. With a focus on Mass Tort Litigation and Class Actions for defendants, Erika provides thorough defense for corporations facing various federal and state court actions nationwide. Her work includes handling toxic torts, labor law matters, and construction/general liability claims.
Erika is skilled in crafting effective case strategies through meticulous investigation of claims, conducting site inspections, reviewing contracts, analyzing medical records, managing discovery processes, and collaborating with expert witnesses. Her background includes extensive experience in taking and defending depositions, making court appearances, and engaging in alternative dispute resolution and trial activities.
Before transitioning into private practice, Erika honed her legal skills at the New York City Law Department. During her time there, she worked within the Administrative Law and Regulatory Litigation Division and the Tort Division – Manhattan Borough Unit. Her responsibilities involved representing municipal agencies in Article 78 proceedings in the New York State Supreme Court and defending the City of New York, its agencies, and employees against numerous tort liability claims.
