Gregg Anderson

Passionate about helping those hurt by the negligence of others and assisting injured workers, Gregg Anderson is a partner with Camerlengo & Anderson and The Truck Accident Law Firm. He joined Camerlengo Law Group where he was managing partner, having joined three months after it was founded in April 2001. Mr. Anderson handles tractor-trailer, commercial motor vehicle, bus crashes and personal injury claims arising out of automobile crashes. His practice also includes representing injured workers under the federal Longshore Harbor Workers Compensation Act, injured workers hurt overseas covered by the Defense Base Act and Non-Appropriated Fund Instrumentalities Act claimants.

Mr. Anderson grew up on Long Island, the son of a police officer father, with dreams of becoming a prosecutor. After earning his undergraduate degree in criminal justice at Buffalo State, he returned home to Long Island but was unable to find a job as a law clerk without being a law student, and went back to work full time in management for a supermarket he had worked for before college. One night, as he was walking through a parking lot at one of the stores he managed, he was struck by a pick-up truck that hit him and left him on the pavement. He was out of work for four months and when he returned to work, his employer wanted more from him than was physically safe. This experience re-ignited his dream of becoming an attorney, and Mr. Anderson applied and was accepted to Florida Coastal School of Law in Jacksonville.

During his second year at Florida Coastal, Mr. Anderson joined Camerlengo Law Group as Joe Camerlengo’s law clerk assisting with his personal injury cases as well as the longshore clients he was representing. He discovered that he could truly relate to truck crash victims and local ILA union members injured on the waterfront. Mr. Anderson’s older brother was struck head on by a truck driver that crossed over into his brother’s lane causing significant injuries including trauma to the head as a result of hitting the windshield. Accordingly, assisting injured persons and their families is important to him. Also, having been a union member himself for ten years prior to going to law school and having been injured on the job while a union member coupled with having a great-grandfather who was a longshoreman in New York he has a natural affinity for helping longshoremen. Upon graduation, he joined the firm officially and continued working with longshore clients.

Gregg has been married to his wife Dawn since 1992 and together they have 3 children. He is an avid Yankees fan, loves the New York Giants, and enjoys a good round of golf.