Antonia Broughton is a personal injury and labor law attorney at The Sanders Law Firm. Her practice is driven by a strong sense of empathy for those who have been wrongfully injured, and she is passionate about helping clients through what is usually one of the most challenging times in their lives.

Antonia’s approach to handling a case combines kindness and understanding with clear and direct communication. Her clients can have peace of mind knowing that she will guide them step-by-step through the legal process and meticulously handle their case so they can focus on recovering.

Understanding that the smallest details can make the biggest difference when negotiating with insurers, Antonia is always focused on information that can turn the tide in favor of her client. For example, when one of her clients was offered just $20,000 for a serious surgical procedure, Antonia reviewed every detail of the medical documentation and continually relayed this information back to the insurance adjuster, resulting in a final settlement that was nearly six times higher than the original offer.

Antonia earned a law degree from the Touro University Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center, where she excelled academically and was elected as an Editorial Board Member of the Touro Law Review. As a law student, Antonia was chosen from a highly competitive applicant pool to intern for Judge Wexler in the Eastern District of New York. Prior to joining The Sanders Law Firm, she served as a prosecutor and gained valuable experience conducting trials.

Outside of the courtroom, Antonia is a classically trained singer and a portrait artist. She has performed musical compositions in multiple languages in front of large audiences, which has helped hone her abilities as a public speaker and trial attorney. Using her dual artistic and legal sensibilities, Antonia paints a picture of the hardships her clients face because of their life-changing accidents. She considers it an honor to use the skills she has developed, both in and out of the courtroom, to serve her community.