Richard Ng has more than eight years of experience in medical malpractice law, defending private physicians, hospitals and nursing homes in medical malpractice actions, including a major metropolitan hospital. While an assistant district attorney in Queens County for more than five years, Richard prosecuted and tried to verdict approximately 20 felony cases and 10 misdemeanor cases. He is well respected for his highly professional demeanor, oratory skill and focus on the ultimate goal of serving his clients’ interests.

After identifying the key issues in a case, Richard outlines the strongest arguments that can be advanced from the defense and the plaintiff perspectives. To best defend his client and develop an effective strategy, Richard anticipates and understands the claims as well as the areas of potential liability and damages that will be argued by the plaintiff. Early case assessment is his route to the strongest defense.

Richard is community minded and has volunteered as a youth coordinator and counselor for New York City’s Chinatown Head Start Program for first- and second-grade children. In addition, he has coached a little league toddler baseball team that was runner-up for two straight years. Richard also volunteers for school anti-violence outreach programs in communities affected by gun violence in Queens County.