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Mitchell Ian Weingarden

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Employment Law (Employer) Lawyers Serving Port Chester, NY (White Plains, NY)

25 years experience in helping clients with their employment law employer needs.

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Urba Law PLLC

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Employment Law (Employer) Lawyers Serving Port Chester, NY (Tarrytown, NY)

A Employment Law -- Employer firm representing clients in the Westchester County area.

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"I had the opportunity to work with Jonas at Urba Law PLLC remotely. Although we were hundreds of miles away and never had the opportunity to meet in person I felt extremely comfortable with the counsel that I received. He was so dedicated and had my best interest in mind. Working with Jonas was a pleasure because he always kept me informed throughout the entire process. I would personally recommend him to anyone that is in need of a lawyer that specializes in employment law matters. "

Mitchell Pollack & Associates

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