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Explore New York attorneys like Neil Mascolo, Neil Merkl, Neil Miller, Neil Moldovan, Neil Moritt, Neil Novikoff, Neil P. Sirota, and Neil S. Faden. in cities like Mineola, Mineola, Garden City, New York and New York. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 11501, 11358, 10036.

Neil Mascolo

Neil Reig

Neil S. Binder

Neil Moldovan

Neil Moritt

Neil Novikoff

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Neil Mascolo

Firm: Bartlett, McDonough, Bastone & Monaghan, LLP

300 Old Country Road Ph , Mineola , New York 11501

Practice Areas: Litigation, Insurance

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Neil Reig

Firm: Law Office of Neil H. Reig

67 Lakeside Rd , Mount Kisco , New York 10549

Practice Areas: Elder , Estate Planning, Trusts, Health Care

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Neil S. Binder

Firm: Richards Kibbe and Orbe LLP

One World Financial Center 29th Floor 10281 , New York , New York 10281

Practice Areas: Civil

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Neil Moldovan

Firm: Law Offices of Neil Moldovan P.C.

990 Stewart Avenue , Garden City , New York 11530

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

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Neil Moritt

Firm: Moritt Hock & Hamroff LLP

400 Garden City Plz , Garden City , New York 11530

Practice Areas: Construction & Development

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Neil Novikoff

Firm: Greenberg Traurig

200 Park Ave , New York , New York 10166

Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt

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Neil P. Sirota

Firm: Baker Botts L.L.P.

30 Rockefeller Plaza 10112 , New York , New York 10112

Practice Areas: Intellectual Property

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Neil Palmieri

Firm: Ahmuty, Demers & McManus

123 William Street , New York , New York 10038

Practice Areas: Asbestos , Insurance , Legal Malpractice, Products Liability, Professional Malpractice, Toxic Substances, Car Accidents, Car Accidents

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Neil Rivchin

Firm: O'Connell & Aronowitz

54 State Street , Albany , New York 12207

Practice Areas: Corporate , Family , Housing , Real Estate , Telecommunications , Real Estate, Real Estate

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Neil Rimsky

Firm: Cuddy& Feder LLP

445 Hamilton Ave Fl 14 , White Plains , New York 10601

Practice Areas: Elder Law

I am the Chairman of the Trusts, Estates and Elder Law Group at Cuddy & Feder LLP. I concentrate my practice in the areas of elder care, estate planning, disability planning, probate, estate and trust administration, gift and generation-skipping tax transfer planning, asset protection, special needs planning and guardianships.

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“with our experience. Thank you, Neil!”

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Neil Pawlowski

Firm: Duggan & Pawlowski LLP

403 Main Street , Buffalo , New York 14213

Practice Areas: Estate Planning

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“Neil handled a traffic violation for me with great expertise. He ensured the best possible outcome.”

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Neil S Ruskin Attorney at Law

Firm: Neil S Ruskin Attorney at Law

16 Court St , Brooklyn , New York 11241

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, DUI

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Neil Patrick Parent

Firm: Reavis Parent Lehrer LLP

41 Madison Avenue 41st Floor 10010 , New York , New York 10010

Practice Areas: Business & Commercial,Corporate ,Entertainment & Sports ,Internet ,Mergers & Acquisitions,Securities

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Neil R. Shapiro

2 Park Avenue 10016 , New York , New York 10016

Practice Areas: Banking & Finance,Health Care & Hospitalization,Real Estate

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Neil R. Morrison

Firm: D'Amato & Lynch

70 Pine Street 102700110 , New York , New York 10270

Practice Areas: Ethics & Professional Responsibility,Natural Resources

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Neil Merkl

Firm: Neil M. Merkl

3535 161st St , Flushing , New York 11358

Practice Areas: Consumer Fraud, Corporate , Health Care & Hospitalization, Insurance , Business

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Neil Pasmanik

Firm: Cullen and Dykman LLP

177 Montague Street New 11201 , Brooklyn , New York 11201

Practice Areas: Business & Commercial,Corporate ,Real Estate

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Neil P. Stronski

Four Times Square 10036 , New York , New York 10036

Practice Areas: General Practice

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Neil Miller

Firm: Miller, Rosado & Algios, LLP

200 Old Country Road Suite 590 , Mineola , New York 11501

Practice Areas: Appellate , Civil , Corporate , Real Estate , Trusts, Litigation, Litigation

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Neil S. Faden

7 Times Square 10036 , New York , New York 10036

Practice Areas: Banking & Finance,Intellectual Property

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