Senior Founding Partner

Founder and senior partner David E. Worby is one of the nation's premier personal injury attorneys. Since he graduated from Villanova University School of Law in 1976, David has been recognized by his peers for his professionalism and excellence in service. His incredible record of winning jury verdicts and high-profile cases has allowed David to regularly appear on media outlets such as ABC, CBS, NBC, Fox, and CNN. He has lectured, spoken, and hosted events at Cornell University, Pace Law School, Villanova School of Law, the New York State Trial Lawyers Association, and the American Trial Lawyers Association, as well as various bar associations. David has been listed in New York Magazine as a top personal injury attorney in the New York Metro area, and he was also named as one of the top personal injury plaintiff's lawyers by the New York "Super Lawyers" list for 12 consecutive years.

Managing Partner

Richard S. Vecchio is the manager of the complex personal injury case unit at our law office in White Plains, NY. A graduate of Boston University School of Law, Richard has litigated and negotiated some of the highest-profile cases handled by Worby Vecchio Edelman, LLP. His incredible attention to detail combined with an ability to form lasting relationships with clients has helped Richard obtain consistently favorable results for injury victims. He has time and again helped clients and their families with personal injury claims related to construction accidents, medical malpractice, and product liability so that they can achieve just compensation. Richard has served as the President of the Westchester County Bar Association and is honored to be selected as part of the prestigious Super Lawyers every year since 2012.

Michael R. Edelman has been a well-known figure at the Westchester County Courthouse appearing in court on virtually every matter concerning the firm’s litigation in Westchester for over 30 years. In addition to his work at our legal practice, Mike is a veteran political commentator who could be seen regularly on Cablevision News 12, both on its Newsmakers weekend show as well as on Point-Counter Point in Yonkers. Over the years Mike has been frequently called upon for his take on matters of the day by TV and radio stations, both locally as well as nationally. Michael has also often been referenced in publications such as The New York Times, The New York Daily News, The New York Post,  The Journal News and Long Island Newsday. Although Mike no longer appears in court on a daily basis, he nevertheless continues to interact with clients as their cases progress through the courts.