New York Lawyers Samuel J. to Samuel Shapiro

Explore New York attorneys like Samuel J. Reichel, Samuel J. Sugar, Samuel K. Moore, Samuel K. Rosen, Samuel L. Hagan, Samuel L. Scollar, Samuel M. Feder, and Samuel Shapiro. in cities like Bay Shore, New York, Brooklyn, New York and Buffalo. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 11706, 13126, 14210.

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Samuel K. Moor

Samuel Servell

Samuel Rabkin

Samuel P. Spor

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Samuel O. Tilton

Firm: Woods Oviatt Gilman LLP

700 Crossroads Building 2 State Street New Yor , Rochester , New York 14614

Practice Areas: Banking & Finance,Leases and Leasing,Real Estate ,Zoning, Planning & Land Use

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Samuel K. Moore

Firm: Kasowitz, Benson, Torres and Friedman LLP

Broadway , New York , New York 10019

Practice Areas: Civil

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Samuel Servello

Firm: Moses & Singer LLP

10 Cutter Mill Road Suite 201 , Great Neck , New York 11021

Practice Areas: Health Care & Hospitalization, Health Care, Health Care

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Samuel Rabkin

Firm: Greenberg Traurig

54 State St , Albany , New York 12207

Practice Areas: Health Care & Hospitalization, Government, Government

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Samuel P. Sporn

Firm: Schoengold Sporn Laitman and Lometti, P.C.

Cannon's Walk 19 Fulton Street 10038 , New York , New York 10038

Practice Areas: Class Actions,Securities

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“I had an excellent experience working with attorney Phillip Sporn. He was diligent and responsive throughout the entire process, always providing clear and accurate information. Hi…”

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Samuel P. Ross

Firm: Olshan Grundman Frome Rosenzweig and Wolosky LLP

Park Avenue Tower 65 East 5Fifth Street 1002 , New York , New York 10022

Practice Areas: Real Estate

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Samuel M. Vulcano

Firm: Sugarman Law Firm, L.L.P.

HSBC Building Fifth Floor New 13202 , Syracuse , New York 13202

Practice Areas: Construction

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Samuel J. Reichel

Firm: Eschen, Frenkel and Weisman LLP

East Main Street , Bay Shore , New York 11706

Practice Areas: General Practice

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Samuel Rosenberg

Firm: Samuel L Rosenberg

394 Klemme Rd , Sprakers , New York 12166

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

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“Sam took my case that everyone said is a bad case and settled it for more then all the other lawyers”

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Samuel Puleo

3659 Harlem Rd , Buffalo , New York 14215

Practice Areas: Real Estate

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“downpayment on the home. The mortgage fell through and I still haven't received ANY of my money back”

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Samuel P. Merlo

Firm: Woods Oviatt Gilman LLP

700 Crossroads Bldg 2 State St New 146 , Rochester , New York 14614

Practice Areas: Banking & Finance

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Samuel N. Fraidin

Firm: Gregory P. Joseph Law Offices LLC

805 Third Avenue 31st Floor 10022 , New York , New York 10022

Practice Areas: Civil

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Samuel J. Sugar

Firm: Sugar, Samuel J.

26 Hamilton St New 131263339 , Oswego , New York 13126

Practice Areas: Family

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“Mr. Sugar represented me as a result of two subpoenas for Oswego and Jefferson County Family Court Child Support. He was a magistrate who publishe...”

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Samuel M. Hung

74 Trinity Place 1204 10006 , New York , New York 10006

Practice Areas: Corporate ,Securities

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Samuel M. Hall

Firm: Hall and Karz

6 Gorham St New 14424 , Canandaigua , New York 14424

Practice Areas: Insurance

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“Mr Hall was wise in the handling of my case. He was also kind and caring. He is not your average lawyer. I think he will be retiring soon and what a l...”

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Samuel M. Feder

101 Park Avenue 10178 , New York , New York 10178

Practice Areas: General Practice

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Samuel L. Scollar

Firm: Law Office of Marc Scollar

1031 Victory Boulevard New 103013620 , Staten Island , New York 10301

Practice Areas: Banking & Finance,Business & Commercial,Condemnation & Eminent Domain,Constitutional ,Contracts,Estate Planning,Landlord & Tenant,Probate ,Real Estate ,Wills

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Samuel L. Hagan

Firm: Hagan, Coury and Associates

908 Fourth Avenue New 11232 , Brooklyn , New York 11232

Practice Areas: Corporate ,Landlord & Tenant,Real Estate

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Samuel K. Rosen

Firm: Harwood Feffer LLP

488 Madison Avenue 8th Floor 10022 , New York , New York 10022

Practice Areas: Class Actions,Securities

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Samuel Shapiro

Firm: Kavinoky Cook LLP

726 Exchange Street Suite 800 , Buffalo , New York 14210

Practice Areas: Banking & Finance, Mergers & Acquisitions

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