Anthony Barbiero, a third-generation graduate of St. John’s School of Law, was admitted to the bar in 1992 and has litigated medical malpractice, construction, trucking and significant injury cases for 33 years. At his prior firm, he not only handled matters from inception through trial but also served as the Managing Partner and grew the practice from 40 to 70 lawyers.

Under Mr. Barbiero’s leadership, BBO&C LLP has engaged in developing a culture that is more transparent and thus fiscally responsive to the diverse needs of its clients. He has been principally guided by a mission to be a Best Practices law firm and has implemented systems that reward the team over the individual, thereby helping to achieve the goal of exceptional client service. As such, the Firm has concentrated on practicing a results-driven model that has enabled clients to reap the benefits of the exceptional legal talent within the entire firm, not just one lawyer.

Over the course of his career, Mr. Barbiero has specialized in the handling of a wide variety of civil litigation involving the firm’s corporate, transportation, hospital, and health care clients, as well as construction entities and municipal defendants involved in complex tort litigation in state and federal court from inception through trial. He serves as national counsel to one of the firms' major trucking insurance companies and has helped mitigate loss for clients in multiple states throughout the country.  He also represents clients before the Office of Professional Medical Conduct, the Office of Professional Discipline, and the New York State Commission of Correction.

Mr. Barbiero recognizes the importance of simplifying complex contractual, legal, and medical issues so that they can be clearly presented and understood by the client, judge, and jury that may ultimately decide the case. He is active in the development of risk management strategies for clients of the firm and has lectured for the New York State Trial Lawyers Association, New York State Academy of Trial Lawyers, as well as hospital grand rounds and bar associations in multiple jurisdictions.

When he is not working, Mr. Barbiero enjoys spending time with his wife and 4 daughters on Long Island’s South Shore or in the mountains of Vermont and abroad.