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Top Perry Discrimination Lawyers - New York

Nearby Cities: Batavia, Lancaster, Brockport, Pittsford, Rochester

Related Practice Areas: Civil Rights, Sexual Harassment, Constitutional

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    At the law firm of Thomas & Solomon LLP in Rochester, New York, we devote our practice exclusively to employment law and helping aggrieved employees find justice for their serious legal challenges. Serving clients across western New York, the attorneys at our law firm possess decades of combined legal experience, and we have achieved unprecedented success advocating on behalf of those who...

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    On September 3, 1960, Gordon R. Gross, Irving M. Shuman and Paul Gonson formed the law firm of Gross, Gonson & Shuman. After Paul joined the SEC in 1961, the firm became Gross Shuman. Originally focused on family businesses and business litigation, the firm expanded to include real estate development and financing, and in 1971, Peter Gilfillan joined the firm in this developing area. When the...

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    Gullo Law Office, John P. Gullo II, Attorney at Law, is located on Central Avenue in Fredonia, New York, directly across the street from SUNY Fredonia's Campus. Our office is located in the historic Otto Hakes House on the corner of Cottage Street. We are happy to take your call on any legal matter and, if necessary, refer you to other local attorneys that can serve your needs. For example, we do...

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