New York Lawyers Susan Keene to Susan Moore

Explore New York attorneys like Susan Keene, Susan Klein, Susan Krembs, Susan L. Bender, Susan L. Hershkowitz, Susan L. Shin, Susan Lankenau, and Susan Moore Daubner. in cities like New City, New York, New York, Town Of Tonawanda and Elmira. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 10956, 10038, 14902.

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Susan Moore Daubner

Firm: Ziff, Weiermiller, Hayden & Mustico, LLP

1338 303 William St New 1490213 , Elmira , New York 14902

Practice Areas: Family ,Personal Injury

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Susan M. Moss

Firm: Chemtob Moss Forman and Talbert, LLP

3 East 5Fourth Street 16th Floor 10022 , New York , New York 10022

Practice Areas: Family

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Susan Mindell

Broadway , New York , New York 10019

Practice Areas: General Practice

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Susan Millington Campbell

Firm: Hughes Hubbard and Reed LLP

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

Practice Areas: Civil ,Environmental

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Susan Mildred Schlesinger

125 Park Ave Fl 7 , New York , New York 10017

Practice Areas: Intellectual Property, Trademark, Patent Infringement

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Susan McWalters

Firm: Certilman Balin Adler & Hyman, LLP

90 Merrick Avenue , East Meadow , New York 11554

Practice Areas: Real Estate , Litigation, Litigation, Litigation

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Susan Mauro

Firm: Ahmuty, Demers & Mcmanus

200 I U Willets Rd , Albertson , New York 11507

Practice Areas: Health Care

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Susan M. Wade

Firm: Paul, Hastings, Janofsky and Walker LLP

75 East 5Fifth Street 10022 , New York , New York 10022

Practice Areas: Real Estate

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“Susan is an amazing therapist who has a passion for helping couples through tough times, not only to overcome difficulties but, to ultimately grow and flourish. Susan's vast knowle…”

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Susan M. Jackson

1000 Road 402 New 11797 , Woodbury , New York 11797

Practice Areas: General Practice

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“Sue is amazing! She actually cares about you and listens to you and your concerns. Unlike alot of doctors now. Not many great one's like her left! Thank you Sue for always being a …”

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Susan Lebow

Firm: Accident Counsel

350 Veterans Memorial Hwy , Commack , New York 11725

Practice Areas: Family

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Susan Lankenau

143 Cable St , Town Of Tonawanda , New York 14223

Practice Areas: Intellectual Property , Litigation

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“One of the best people that I have ever had the blessing to meet.She was a real good person to everyone and I have the upmost respect for her.Professionally, I have had the pleasur…”

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Susan L. Shin

Firm: Arnold and Porter LLP

399 Park Avenue 10022 , New York , New York 10022

Practice Areas: Civil

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Susan L. Hershkowitz

Firm: Fragomen, Del Rey, Bernsen and Loewy, LLP

515 Madison Avenue 10022 , New York , New York 10022

Practice Areas: Immigration & Naturalization

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Susan L. Bender

Firm: Bender Burrows and Rosenthal LLP

451 Park Avenue South 8th Floor 10016 , New York , New York 10016

Practice Areas: Family

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Susan Krembs

620 8th Avenue 36th Floor 10018 , New York , New York 10018

Practice Areas: Corporate Finance,Mergers & Acquisitions

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Susan Linder

Firm: Susan Selanikio Linder, Esq.

10 Michalis Ct , West Islip , New York 11795

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“cult to understand. I told her via e-mail “if you cannot get me custody back I cannot use you as a”

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Susan Klein

Firm: The Klein Law Group, P.C.

90 William Street 1401 10038 , New York , New York 10038

Practice Areas: Government Agencies,Health Care & Hospitalization,Social Security Benefits & Disability,Workers Compensation

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“Susan Klein, of Klein and Associates in Manhattan, NY, represents every disabled person's worst nightmare of an attorney. I could forgive the fact th...”

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Susan Leung

Firm: Nyc Parks & Recreation

Flushing , Flushing , New York 11367

Practice Areas: Real Estate

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“If she is too busy, she’ll refer the work to another outside attorney. Either way, she and her ki”

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Susan Mintz

Firm: Gervase & Mintz, P.C.

377 Oak St Ste 104 , Garden City , New York 11530

Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation

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“y be described as "horrific." This woman is a chronic liar. She has completely disregarded my chi”

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Susan Keene

Firm: Attorney At Law

873 Route 45 Ste 205 A , New City , New York 10956

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“I have hired and worked with Susan on all real estate matters for over a decade. This includes work”

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