New York Lawyers Nathan Decorpo to Nathaniel Sese

Explore New York attorneys like Nathan Decorpo, Nathan E. Assor, Nathan Erlich, Nathan H. Sevilla, Nathan Horowitz, Nathan I. Nahm, Nathan Kahan, and Nathaniel Sese. in cities like Lynbrook, Forest Hills, White Plains, Monsey and White Plains. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 11563, 10022, 10606.

Nathan Pinkhas

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Nathan Erlich

Nathan H. Sevi

Nathan Horowit

Nathan I. Nahm

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Nathan Pinkhasov

9520 63rd Rd Ste B , Rego Park , New York 11374

Practice Areas: Residential

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“Nathan is intuitive, practical, and most of all he cares. I had other lawyers in the past and hands”

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“Nathan and his team are exceptional when it comes to real estate law. They bring a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the table, providing clients with an in-depth understanding …”

— Linda Rappaport North Shore Towers

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Nathaniel Lambright

Firm: Blitman & King LLP

443 North Franklin Street , Syracuse , New York 13204

Practice Areas: Employment & Labor

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Nathan Erlich

10818 Queens Boulevard, 4th Floor , Forest Hills , New York 11375

Practice Areas: Real Estate

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“Worked with Nathan on numerous deals, I would endorse Nathan's services wholeheartedly.”

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Nathan H. Sevilla

Firm: Mayer, Brown, Rowe and Maw LLP

Broadway , New York , New York 10019

Practice Areas: Real Estate

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“Nice spot with tasty food and a pleasant atmosphere. The service was decent — polite and efficient, though not outstanding. Prices are fair. We had the Mariscada with Egg Sauce (mi…”

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Nathan Horowitz

Firm: Nathan Horowitz, Esq

One Barker Avenue, 3rd Floor , White Plains , New York 10601

Practice Areas: Bankruptcy, Traffic Violations, Chapter 7 Bankruptcy

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“Mr. Horowitz was extremely knowledgeable, patient and diligent throughout the entire bankruptcy proc”

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Nathan I. Nahm

One Battery Park Plaza 10004 , New York , New York 10004

Practice Areas: Business & Commercial,Business Formation,International & Trade

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“Amazing clinician, knowledgeable, understanding and very good bedside manner, thank you!”

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Nathaniel S. Gore

Firm: Zukerman Gore and Brandeis, LLP

875 Third Avenue 28th Floor 10022 , New York , New York 10022

Practice Areas: General Practice

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Nathan Losman

5 Zavatone Ct , Spring Valley , New York 10977

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

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Nathan McMurray

Firm: HoganWillig PLLC- Buffalo Office

155 Summer St. , Buffalo , New York 14222

Practice Areas: Business

Nathan McMurray practices in HoganWillig’s Corporate and Business Law department. He brings with him extensive experience, previously working for Delaware North Companies, generating hundreds of millions in revenue through business development initiatives in the travel and entertainment venue industry. Mr. McMurray counsels clients with matters related to business contracts, new business proposals, entity formation, joint-venture agreements, franchise agreements, license agreements, supply agreements, lease agreements, dispute resolution, and merger and acquisition agreements.. Mr. McMurray received his Juris Doctorate from the University of California Hastings College of Law, and a Master of Laws in (LLM) Chinese Law from the Tsinghua Law School in Beijing.. Mr. McMurray also served as Grand Island Town Supervisor from January of 2015 to December of 2019, his accomplishments included achieving record budget surpluses and the town’s highest-ever credit rating. During his supervisory role, Grand Island secured multi-million-dollar infrastructure projects, including community solar projects, rehabilitation of abandoned sites, broadband infrastructure, and trail access initiatives. These projects were achieved through aggressive bidding strategies resulting in obtaining millions in State and Federal grants while attracting major development projects, including an Amazon logistics hub.. Mr. McMurray also has deep experience working internationally as Foreign Legal Counsel working for Barun Law, Yulchon Attorneys in Seoul, Korea, and for Allen & Overy, LLP in Beijing, China. He was also Senior Counsel for Samsung Electronics in Seoul, Korea. His experience overseas includes advising U.S. businesses on investment projects and cross-border disputes in Asia, as well as advising U.S. companies on market strategy, acquisitions, and other matters. He speaks Korean and Mandarin.

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Nathan Michael Alexander

590 Madison Ave Fl 21 , New York , New York 10022

Practice Areas: Real Estate, Business, Immigration, Landlord & Tenant, Residential Real Estate, General Practice

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Nathan E. Assor

Firm: Golenbock Eiseman Assor Bell and Peskoe LLP

437 Madison Avenue 10022 , New York , New York 10022

Practice Areas: Corporate ,Securities

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“If I had a chance to no stars it would of done it. Horrible food was service totally unsatisfactory! I ordered fish-and-chips one piece of fish was dried young a piece of fish with…”

— JC Prophete

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Nathan Schwed

Firm: Zeichner Ellman and Krause LLP

575 Lexington Avenue 10022 , New York , New York 10022

Practice Areas: General Practice

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Nathan Shook

Firm: Giannasca & Shook, PLLC

2649 South Rd Ste 106 , Poughkeepsie , New York 12601

Practice Areas: Contracts & Agreements

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Nathaniel Riley

Firm: Hiscock Legal Aid Society

351 S Warren St , Syracuse , New York 13202

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Nathaniel Lucek

Firm: Hodgson Russ LLP

140 Pearl St Ste 100 , Buffalo , New York 14202

Practice Areas: Patent Application

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Nathan Decorpo

Firm: The Law Office of Elliot S. Schlissel

479 Merrick Rd , Lynbrook , New York 11563

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

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“to answer/return calls or emails. We ended up calling the court and finding out that they never did”

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Nathan Waxman

Firm: Nathan Waxman

233 Broadway , New York , New York 10279

Practice Areas: Lawyers

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“I met Mr. Waxman through a friend. He is very knowledgable in the high ends immigration field. He answered my questions about my status that puzzled me...”

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Nathan Soufeh

110 Old Country Rd Ste 3 , Mineola , New York 11501

Practice Areas: Speeding & Traffic Ticket

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“I highly endorse this lawyer. He is a great guy and has significant experience in all the traffic courts all over New York State.”

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Nathan Kahan

Firm: Nathan Kahan

21 Mosier Ct , Monsey , New York 10952

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“Very good attorney”

— Harry Spira

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Nathaniel Sese

Firm: Nathaniel T. Sese Attorney At Law

50 Main St Ste 1000 , White Plains , New York 10606

Practice Areas: Real Estate

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“I endorse this lawyer's work. Nathan is very knowledgeable in real estate transactions.”

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