Mitchell K. Aaron (1956 – 2023)

Honoring the Legacy of Mitchell K. Aaron

Mitchell K. Aaron (“Mitch”) was a distinguished New York City personal injury lawyer and accomplished litigator whose legal career spanned more than four decades. Throughout his career, Mitch earned the respect of clients, colleagues, and adversaries alike through his exceptional legal skill, unwavering dedication, and genuine compassion for those he represented.

Mitch joined the firm in 2005 following 17 years at Kreinik Aaron & Gersh, LLP, where he was a founding partner and served as head of the litigation department. He began his legal career in 1982 as a litigation associate at the prestigious New York City law firm Phillips, Nizer, Benjamin, Krim & Ballon, quickly establishing himself as a talented advocate and trusted counselor.

As Torgan Cooper & Aaron, grew and expanded, Mitch assumed the role of Managing Attorney, overseeing the firm’s day-to-day operations and guiding its litigation practice. He supervised cases from inception through trial and appeal, drawing upon his extensive experience in both state and federal courts. His leadership, strategic insight, and commitment to excellence helped shape the firm’s reputation and success.

Known for his meticulous preparation, deep knowledge of the law, and thoughtful approach to litigation, Mitch consistently achieved outstanding results for his clients. Equally important was the personal connection he formed with those he represented. Clients valued his accessibility, responsiveness, and sincere concern for their well-being and that of their families. Many remained lifelong friends and continued to refer family members and loved ones to the firm long after their cases had concluded.

Throughout his distinguished career, Mitch received numerous professional honors and recognitions. He was a member of the New York State Trial Lawyers Association and was selected to Super Lawyers, Top Attorneys in the New York Metro Area, and The Nation’s Top One Percent.

Mitch graduated from SUNY Binghamton in 1977 and earned his Juris Doctor from Fordham University School of Law in 1982. Beyond his many professional accomplishments, Mitch will be remembered for his integrity, mentorship, kindness, unwavering dedication to his clients and colleagues, and for his unforgettable sense of humor. His contributions helped build the foundation of our firm, and his legacy continues to inspire our attorneys and staff every day.

We remain grateful for Mitch’s leadership, friendship, and lasting impact on the lives of so many.