Lawrence Garbuz and Adina Lewis, of Lewis and Garbuz. Courtesy photo.
Attorney Lawrence Garbuz was diagnosed on March 6 with the coronavirus, one of New York’s first confirmed cases. The diagnosis, he said, came after he wrapped up a large estate litigation case as a co-founder of estate planning and elder law boutique Lewis and Garbuz in Manhattan.
He spent three weeks in a medically induced coma. While he’s out of the hospital now and back at his Westchester home, his recovery is ongoing, he said, and he’s limited on how much work he can take on in his practice.
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