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Explore New York attorneys like Thomas A. Rose, Thomas Abernethy, Thomas Antonecchia, Thomas B. Kinzler, Thomas Backen, Thomas Bailey, Thomas Baldovin, and Thomas C. Greiner. in cities like New York, Katonah, New York, Delmar and Rochester. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 10006, 11530, 14604.

Thomas A. Rose

Thomas Bonner

Thomas Antonec

Thomas B. Kinz

Thomas Backen

Thomas Bailey

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Thomas A. Rose

Firm: Sichenzia Ross Friedman Ference LLP

Broadway , New York , New York 10006

Practice Areas: Corporate Finance,Corporate ,Securities

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Thomas Bonner

Firm: Entwistle & Cappucci LLP

200 Business Park Drive Suite 305 , Armonk , New York 10504

Practice Areas: Banking & Finance, Business & Commercial, Entertainment & Sports , Immigration & Naturalization , Lender , Banking

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Thomas Antonecchia

Firm: Thomas T. Antonecchia Attorney At Law

155 Katonah Avenue , Katonah , New York 10536

Practice Areas: Civil , Estate Planning, General Practice, Real Estate , Wills, Zoning, Planning & Land Use, Real Estate

Thomas T. Antonecchia is an experienced New York attorney with years of representation in each of his practice areas. His primary areas of practice are Probate, Real Estate, and Business Law. When called upon he is well prepared to undertake any related disputes.

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Thomas B. Kinzler

101 Park Avenue 10178 , New York , New York 10178

Practice Areas: Bankruptcy,Civil

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Thomas Backen

90 Park Avenue 10016 , New York , New York 10016

Practice Areas: Contracts,Corporate ,International & Trade,Mergers & Acquisitions

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Thomas Bailey

Firm: Phillips Lytle LLP

3400 Hsbc Center , Buffalo , New York 14203

Practice Areas: Banking & Finance, Corporate , Franchise , Real Estate , Trusts, Business

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Thomas Burnham

Firm: Lipsitz Green Scime Cambria

42 Delaware Avenue , Buffalo , New York 14202

Practice Areas: Social Security

Thomas C. Burnham fights to ensure disabled individuals receive all the benefits they are entitled to. He focuses on several areas of disability law, including:. Mr. Burnham’s insight in multiple areas of disability law helps to ensure his clients obtain all of their entitled benefits. His knowledge and experience have drawn the attention of other lawyers, who often refer their clients to Mr. Burnham for guidance through the challenging process of applying for Social Security, workers’ compensation, and veterans' benefits.. Mr. Burnham has helped hundreds of Social Security clients and their families obtain the benefits they deserve. In just this past year, Mr. Burnham has helped his Social Security clients obtain over $1 million in retroactive benefits.

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“did a great job, I was on workers comp for 5 yrs and got a good settlement and got ssd. would recomm”

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Thomas Baylis

Firm: Cullen and Dykman LLP

100 Quentin Roosevelt Boulevard , Garden City , New York 11530

Practice Areas: Appeals

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Thomas Benigno

Firm: Thomas D Benigno, Esq.

333 Hempstead Ave Ste 203 , Malverne , New York 11565

Practice Areas: Business & Commercial, Real Estate , Real Estate

Specializing in Real Estate transactions-contract to closing. 30+ years experience.

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“I endorse this lawyer. I have worked on multiple matters with Tom. He is an excellent attorney.”

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“An outstanding attorney with focus on the client. I have concluded real estate transactions with Mr. Benigno in the past and found him to be superior in his service. I would recomm…”

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Thomas Abernethy

Firm: Cullen and Dykman LLP

100 Quentin Roosevelt Boulevard , Garden City , New York 11530

Practice Areas: Civil , Litigation, Litigation

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Thomas Bianco

Firm: Meltzer, Lippe, Goldstein & Breitstone, LLP

190 Willis Avenue , Mineola , New York 11501

Practice Areas: Employment & Labor

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Thomas Buchanan

Firm: Hacker & Murphy, L.L.P.

7 Airport Park Blvd , Latham , New York 12110

Practice Areas: Corporate , Personal Injury, Commercial, Commercial

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Thomas Bona

Firm: Pillinger Miller Tarallo, LLP

555 Taxter Rd Ste 5 , Elmsford , New York 10523

Practice Areas: Bankruptcy, Business & Commercial, Corporate , Debtor/Creditor Rights, Estate Planning, General Practice, Insurance , Medical Malpractice, Personal Injury, Products Liability, Real Estate , Trusts, Class Action

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Thomas Burns

Firm: Thomas A. Burns Attorney At Law

200 E Main St Ste 7 , Batavia , New York 14020

Practice Areas: Intellectual Property , Criminal Defense

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“Will actually help you with you're case. Will keep you informed and responds within a timely matter.”

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“I consider Tom to be the one of the best criminal defense attorneys in the area which includes Buffalo and Rochester. I frequently call and ask Tom's advice on complicated cases an…”

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Thomas Berinato

Firm: Thomas Edward Berinato Esq

12340 83rd Ave Ste 1 D , Kew Gardens , New York 11415

Practice Areas: Commercial

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“Very bad and disrespectful attorney. Don't waste your time ever.”

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Thomas Bowes

Firm: Yorio, Ferratella & Bowes

145 W High St , Painted Post , New York 14870

Practice Areas: Real Estate

Yorio, Ferratella & Bowes started in 1972 in Painted Post after the flood of that year as Tillman, Yorio & Tunney. After two different office locations on Water Street, the firm moved to its present location in a new building especially designed as a law office on the corner of West High and Steuben Street in 1984.Over the years a number of different lawyers have been partners, including Hon. Myron Tillman (deceased), Steuben County Judge; John Tunney, former Steuben County District Attorney; Jane Crawford, current administrative law judge in Charlotte, NC; and Hon. Philip J. Roche, Steuben County Judge.The current makeup of the law firm consists of Attorneys Ronald A. Yorio, Christopher J. Ferratella, Thomas M. Bowes, and Drinald V. Bilcari; and five legal assistants.Our practice includes real estate, wills & estates, criminal defense, matrimonial and family law, personal injury and municipal law.

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“le, more fight, and more is what he was. He never made promises and he never missed an appointment.”

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Thomas Bizzaro

Firm: Certilman Balin Adler & Hyman, LLP

90 Merrick Avenue , East Meadow , New York 11554

Practice Areas: Litigation

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“He produced a very good result for us and our commercial litigation needs. He was communicative and”

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Thomas Bauer

Firm: Thomas W. Bauer

42 Catharine St , Poughkeepsie , New York 12601

Practice Areas: Real Estate

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“who will work hard for you, to treat you like friend not jus a client talk to Tom. Give him a call.”

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Thomas Baldovin

491 Dawson Rd , Delmar , New York 12054

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“Helped me secure a win in small claims court, but very knowledgable in many courts. I highly recomme”

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Thomas C. Greiner

Firm: Nixon Peabody LLP

1100 Clinton Square New 14604 , Rochester , New York 14604

Practice Areas: Energy

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“I came to Mr. Greiner requesting his legal services in my land use case. I have yet to come across a more knowledgable, more professional, and more co...”

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