New York Lawyers Raymond Perez to Raysheea Turner

Explore New York attorneys like Raymond Perez, Raymond Planell, Raymond Queliz, Raymond R. Castello, Raymond R. D-Agostino, Raymond R. Granger, Raymond Radow, and Raysheea Turner. in cities like White Plains, Forest Hills, Syracuse, Great Neck and Schenectady. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 10604, 10601, 12305.

Raymond Perez

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Raymond Perez

Firm: Wilson Elser Moskowitz Edelman and Dicker LLP

3 Gannett Drive New 10604 , White Plains , New York 10604

Practice Areas: General Practice

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Raymond Planell

Firm: Bleakley Platt & Schmidt LLP

One North Lexington Avenue , White Plains , New York 10601

Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Taxation - State & Federal, Trusts, Tax

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Raymond Thompson Gilman

Firm: Woods Oviatt Gilman LLP

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

Practice Areas: Elder ,Estate Planning,Guardianship and Conservatorship,Non-Profit Corporations,Taxation - State & Federal,Trusts

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Raymond T. Mellon

Second Avenue , New York , New York 10017

Practice Areas: Civil ,Construction ,Real Estate

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“For those of you in need of legal representation please take the timeout to read this review. There is a big difference between just looking for a la...”

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Raymond T. Mak

Firm: Epstein Becker and Green, P.C.

250 Park Avenue 10177 , New York , New York 10177

Practice Areas: Labor

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“Mr.Raymond Mak is one of the most responsive individuals that I have worked with. In a desperate time of need due to a very serious situation my orga...”

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Raymond Silverman

Firm: Parker Waichman LLP

6 Harbor Park Drive , Port Washington , New York 11050

Practice Areas: Animal Bites, Asbestos , Drugs & Medical Devices, Motor Vehicle Defects, Personal Injury, Personal Injury, Personal Injury

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“I endorse this lawyer. I have known Ray for many years. He is extremely knowledgeable in personal injury and is a dedicated trial attorney. His experience in mass torts, as well as…”

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Raymond Seitz

Firm: Phillips Lytle LLP

One Canalside , Buffalo , New York 14203

Practice Areas: Banking & Finance, Banking

Mr. Seitz concentrates in banking, commercial lending and commercial real estate transactions representing financial institutions and borrowers, secured transactions law and development financing.. Phillips Lytle LLP is a full-service law firm with passionate people who are guided by a pragmatic process. We take great pride working on complex litigation and transactional matters in each of our 36 practice areas, which include Banking & Financial Services, Business and Commercial Litigation, Corporate, Energy, Environment and Telecommunications. Our offices are located in Albany, Buffalo, Chautauqua, Garden City, New York and Rochester, NY, as well as Kitchener, Ontario, Canada.. View my Page on

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Raymond S. DiRaddo

Firm: Burgess, DiRaddo, Nier & Case

2725 Dewey Ave New 14616 , Rochester , New York 14616

Practice Areas: Bankruptcy,Criminal Defense ,Estate Planning,Family ,Probate ,Real Estate ,Trusts

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Raymond Reichert

Firm: Reichert Law PLLC

51 University Ave , Buffalo , New York 14214

Practice Areas: Taxation - State & Federal, Partnership

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Raymond Radow

Firm: Radow Law Group

1010 Northern Blvd. , Great Neck , New York 11021

Practice Areas: Litigation

Here at the Radow Law Group, P.C., we treat our clients like family. This means that we take the time to get to know you personally, give you the individualized attention necessary to fully understand your situation, and, together, come up with the best possible strategy for handling your legal matter. We look forward to helping you reach a positive resolution to your case, so give me a call today.

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Raymond R. D-Agostino

Firm: Hancock & Estabrook, L.L.P.

100 Madison Street Tower 1 New 13202 , Syracuse , New York 13202

Practice Areas: Health Care & Hospitalization

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Raymond R. Castello

Citigroup Center 52 Floor 153 East 53rd S , New York , New York 10022

Practice Areas: Business ,Civil

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Raymond Queliz

Firm: Queens Defenders

11821 Queens Blvd , Forest Hills , New York 11375

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“Ray is the attorney you want representing you in a criminal matter. He is very experienced, knows the law inside and out, and knows what he is doing. …”

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Raysheea Turner

Firm: Law Office of Raysheea T. Turner

29 Jay St #1768 , Schenectady , New York 12305

Practice Areas: Debt Collection

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“t any lawyer, she really cares. I can't thank her enough. I would highly recommend her, and because”

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Raymond Rodriguez

Firm: Kings County Supreme Court

320 Jay St , Brooklyn , New York 11201

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

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Raymond Ragues

Firm: Ragues PLLC

50 Broadway , Kingston , New York 12401

Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation

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“The worst attorney I’ve ever met. Takes your money and does nothing. Ray Ragues is totally incomp”

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Raymond Shalhoub

Firm: Raymond J. Shalhoub

404 Troy Schenectady Rd , Latham , New York 12110

Practice Areas: Real Estate

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“Ray is a great attorney. I strongly endorse this lawyer.”

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Raymond R. Granger

Firm: Granger and Associates LLC

757 Third Avenue 7th Floor 10017 , New York , New York 10017

Practice Areas: Civil ,Criminal Defense

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“I was recommended Mr. Granger by a friend. I was dissatisfied with my previous attorney. Mr. Granger took my case and dove right in. He cared and beli...”

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Raymond Suris

Firm: Suris & Associates P.C.

999 Walt Whitman Rd Ste 201 , Melville , New York 11747

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

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“I'm very gracefully have a firm lawyer like Raymond Suris & Associates P.C, I'm received very good”

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“Ray Suris is one of the top personal injury attorneys in New York State. My office has been dealing with him for the past two decades and he routinely gets settlements above and be…”

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Raymond Voulo

Firm: Raymond S Voulo

145 Willis Ave , Mineola , New York 11501

Practice Areas: Aviation

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“He messed up my case. Would never use him again. Mean and arrogant and has no respect for his client”

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