New York Lawyers Md Habib to Megan Knepka

Explore New York attorneys like Md Habib, Md Mostofa, Meagan M. Reda, Medea Ansari Myers, Megan Bahas, Megan Bassler, Megan Boggs, and Megan Knepka. in cities like Jamaica, New York, Buffalo, Clifton Park and Getzville. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 11432, 11435, 14068.

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Md Habib

Firm: Ah Law Firm

16413 Hillside Ave Fl 1 , Jamaica , New York 11432

Practice Areas: Immigration

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“gration judge fired him as well HAH!”

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Megan Coleman

196 Blessing Rd Apt 86 , Slingerlands , New York 12159

Practice Areas: Trusts

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Megan Kendall

Firm: Kendall, Walton & Burrows

120 Washington St Ste 500 A , Watertown , New York 13601

Practice Areas: Real Estate

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“Lawyer Megan Kendall, rates 5 stars, why, great listener, listen to what you have to say, she tells”

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“I endorse this lawyer. Megan is hard working and has excellent communication skills.”

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Megan J. Muoio

Firm: Allyn and Fortuna LLP

200 Madison Avenue Fifth Floor 10016 , New York , New York 10016

Practice Areas: General Practice

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Megan Grimsley

Firm: Ndny Us District Court

100 S Clinton St , Syracuse , New York 13261

Practice Areas: Insurance

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Megan Gillen

Firm: Law Office of Megan T Gillen

Po Box 796 , Rockville Centre , New York 11571

Practice Areas: Business

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Megan Gallagher

Firm: Law Offices of Christina Sammartino

1225 Franklin Ave , Garden City , New York 11530

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

Megan Gallagher has over 37 years’ experience working as a prosecutor and a defense attorney. She began her career as an assistant district attorney in Nassau County handling countless cases including violent street crimes, drug crimes and multi-million-dollar frauds. Megan spent nine years as a defense attorney using her experience as a prosecutor to defend and protect the rights of numerous clients achieving positive results. In 2012 Megan became a special assistant attorney general for the Office of the New York State Attorney General. While there she protected the rights and welfare of elderly and incapacitated individuals by prosecuting criminals for assault mistreatment and neglect. During the Covid-19 pandemic in nursing homes, Megan lead a team of professionals investigating nursing homes throughout New York State. In addition, Megan collected millions of dollars stolen from the Medicaid program. Megan’s accomplishments also include being an adjunct professor at Hofstra School of Law.

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“The best defense attorneys are former prosecutors. They know their way around the courtroom. Megan is that attorney. She has decades of experience handling every type of offense fr…”

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Megan Cumbo

Firm: The Vance Law Firm

1000 Olympic Towers , Buffalo , New York 14202

Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation

Our tradition of commitment to the highest ethical and professional standards together with the latest office technology have allowed us to provide the high-quality legal services that you deserve. We take a progressive, yet personal approach to the needs of our clients all of whom will receive careful attention from an experienced team of dedicated professionals who treat each issue with the utmost consideration and respect.

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“d, without consultation, sent the divorce case upstate to Eerie county (we are in NYC). We consulted”

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“Very knowledgeable family law attorney, dedicated to her clients' success.”

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Megan Collelo

Firm: New York State Office of Employee Relations

Nys Office of Employee Relations , Albany , New York 12223

Practice Areas: Employment & Labor

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Megan Brillault

Firm: Beveridge and Diamond, P.C.

1Fifth Floor 477 Madison Avenue 10022 , New York , New York 10022

Practice Areas: Civil ,Environmental ,Toxic Substances

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Megan Bond

Firm: Ianniello Anderson & Reilly

Northway 9 Plaza Old Route 146 , Clifton Park , New York 12065

Practice Areas: Real Estate

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“t things back on track! Thank You so much Megan for all your help and expertise getting our real est”

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Megan Boggs

Firm: Ianiello Anderson, P.C.

805 Route 146 , Clifton Park , New York 12065

Practice Areas: Real Estate

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“luid prior to the Closing, allowing me to feel more at ease and secure at the Closing. If you are l”

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“I have done a few closings with Megan. She is very profession and gets the job done for her clients. She is a great attorney for real estate matters”

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Megan Bassler

Firm: The Towne Law Firm, P.C.

Po Box 15072 , Albany , New York 12212

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Megan Bahas

Firm: Barclay Damon, LLP

200 Delaware Ave Ste 1200 , Buffalo , New York 14202

Practice Areas: Business

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Medea Ansari Myers

Firm: Nixon Peabody LLP

50 Quadrangle 300 New 11753 , Jericho , New York 11753

Practice Areas: Business

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Megan Knepka

2410 North Forest Road , Getzville , New York 14068

Practice Areas: Estate Planning

Megan Knepka is an Associate Attorney working primarily with the firm’s Estate Planning and Elder Law Department. Ms. Knepka started with HoganWillig as a law clerk in the Fall of 2016 during her third year of law school.. Ms. Knepka attended Nazareth College in Rochester, New York where she graduated with her B.A. in both Legal Studies and Political Science. She went on to obtain her J.D. in 2017 from the State University of New York at Buffalo Law School where she graduated magna cum laude. While attending law school, Ms. Knepka was a member of the Buffalo Law Review and Frederick Douglass Moot Court. Ms. Knepka also clerked for the Hon. Eugene M. Fahey at the Court of Appeals during her time at SUNY Buffalo.

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Md Mostofa

Firm: Law Office of Md Golam Mostofa

14845 Hillside Ave Ste 203 , Jamaica , New York 11435

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“ed every step of the way. Fifteen days before my Individual Hearing, I came in everyday to practice”

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Megan E. Curinga

Firm: Hinman, Howard & Kattell, LLP

80 Exchange Street , Binghamton , New York 13902

Practice Areas: Banking & Financial Services, Commercial & Residential Real Estate, Criminal Defense, Energy & Environmental Law

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Megan E. Yllanes

Firm: Kaufman Dolowich & Voluck, LLP

135 Crossways Park Drive , Woodbury , New York 11797

Practice Areas: Construction Law, Contract Drafting and Negotiation, Construction Defect Litigation, Claims, Litigation, Arbitration and Mediation

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Meagan M. Reda

Firm: Olshan Frome Wolosky LLP

1325 Avenue of the Americas , New York , New York 10019

Practice Areas: Activist & Equity Investment Practice, Corporate/Securities Law, Intellectual Property Law

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