Richard W. Young became an attorney after retiring from the NYPD. He was promoted to Police Sergeant in only 3 years and served in various capacities including Sergeant-In-Charge of the largest Anti-Crime Unit in New York City. A serious injury re...
Jessica Klotz has an office in Islandia, NY and handles cases in Litigation, Civil Rights, Personal Injury. This attorney has been licensed for 26 years and attended Cardozo School of Law.
Review: “I had the opportunity to listen to Mr. Ciampoli at a continuing legal education seminar about police liability. He was clear, concise and ably communicated his experiences as a municipal attorney representing police offi...
Zachary Dubey has been licensed for 13 years and has an office in Islandia, NY. This attorney handles cases in Civil Rights, Government, Real Estate, Commercial and attended St. John's University School of Law.
Review: “Mr. Graseck represented me in a civil rights case in the 1980's and even recently represented me in two separate cases where he won and I am honored to have been represented by this Yale graduate. ”
John Deblasio has been licensed for 29 years and handles cases in Litigation, Personal Injury, Civil Rights. This attorney works in Farmingville, NY and attended Touro College Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center.
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