About
Beth W. Fischbein-Bodner is an attorney at the law office of Mark L. Bodner, P.C., in New York. She has experience with personal injury-related litigation and wrongful death matters, including proceedings in New York Surrogate’s Courts. Her work also includes guardianship cases for people who have experienced mental incapacity following negligence. She brings civil litigation experience to matters involving injured individuals and their families.
Fischbein-Bodner graduated from Union College in 1991 and earned her law degree at Brooklyn Law School in 1994. She was admitted to the New York bar in 1995 and is admitted in the federal district courts for the Southern and Eastern Districts of New York and the Third Circuit. Her education and admissions provide a foundation for handling litigation and related court proceedings in multiple forums.
Before joining Mark L. Bodner, P.C., Fischbein-Bodner spent ten years as an associate in the Litigation Department at Fischbein Badillo Wagner Harding, LLP. She has represented clients in Surrogate’s Court proceedings arising from wrongful death claims and in guardianship matters where negligence has affected a person’s decision-making capacity. Such cases can involve overlapping issues of litigation, court supervision, and the protection of vulnerable individuals.
Fischbein-Bodner’s work draws on experience with both traditional litigation and specialized proceedings affecting injured people and surviving families. She assists clients whose legal circumstances extend beyond the underlying negligence claim and may require additional court action. Beth W. Fischbein-Bodner provides representation shaped by her knowledge of New York court procedures, wrongful death matters, and guardianship proceedings connected to serious injury.
Law Office Affiliations
- Attorney, Mark L. Bodner, P.C.
- Member, New York State Bar Association
Licensed State
- New York
Education
- Brooklyn Law School
Juris Doctor (JD)
Awards & Badges

- Guardianship
- Medical Malpractice
- Personal Injury
- Wrongful Death





