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Explore New York attorneys like E. Michael Greaney, E. Michael Sheehan, E. Neal Zimmermann, E. Nobles Lowe and E. Parker Neave in New York, Carmel, Clinton, Buffalo and Garden City (ZIP codes 10166, 10022, 10279).

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E. Parker Neave

Firm: Putney, Twombly, Hall and Hirson LLP

521 Fifth Avenue 10175 , New York , New York 10175

Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Non-Profit Corporations, Real Estate, Trusts

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E. Robert Goodkind

410 Park Avenue 10022 , New York , New York 10022

Practice Areas: Corporate, Labor, Real Estate, Trusts

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E. Woycik

Firm: The Sanders Firm

100 Garden City Plaza , Garden City , New York 11530

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

As a skilled New York birth injury attorney and Partner of The Sanders Firm, E. David Woycik is committed to helping his clients fight for the justice and recovery they are owed. He has been practicing law for two decades, earning recognition as a Distinguished Law School Graduate for his outstanding achievements to the field of law. He is committed to giving back to the local community, which he does by participating in numerous local and state-wide organizations. When you need an attorney by your side, Mr. Woycik is a compassionate guide and fierce advocate. Call for a free consultation.

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Eamon Kelleher

Firm: Cannon Heyman & Weiss, LLP

54 State St , Albany , New York 12207

Practice Areas: Advertising

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Eamon O-Kelly

Firm: Dewey Ballantine LLP

1301 Avenue of the Americas 10019 , New York , New York 10019

Practice Areas: Civil

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E. Michael Greaney

200 Park Avenue 10166 , New York , New York 10166

Practice Areas: Mergers & Acquisitions, Securities

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E. Michael Sheehan

919 Third Avenue 39th Floor 10022 , New York , New York 10022

Practice Areas: Aviation & Aerospace, Civil, Class Actions, Health Care & Hospitalization

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E. Neal Zimmermann

Firm: Waters, McPherson, McNeill, P.C.

The Woolworth Bldg. , New York , New York 10279

Practice Areas: Zoning, Planning and Land Use, Litigation, Commercial Real Estate, Commercial Law, Environmental Law, Hazardous Waste

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E. Nobles Lowe

Firm: E. Nobles Lowe

554 The KnollGyspy Trail Rd New 10512 , Carmel , New York 10512

Practice Areas: Probate

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E. Paul Kanefsky

750 Lexington Avenue 10022 , New York , New York 10022

Practice Areas: Bankruptcy, Corporate

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E. Porter Felt

46 North Park Row New 13323 , Clinton , New York 13323

Practice Areas: General Practice

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E. Raman Bet-Mansour

Firm: Debevoise and Plimpton LLP

919 Third Avenue 10022 , New York , New York 10022

Practice Areas: International & Trade, Securities

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E. Scott Schirick

Firm: Morvillo, Abramowitz, Grand, Iason, Anello and Bohrer, P.C.

565 Fifth Avenue 10017 , New York , New York 10017

Practice Areas: Corporate, Securities, White Collar Crime

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E. Timothy McAuliffe

Firm: E. Timothy McAuliffe, PLLC

Rockefeller Center 620 Fifth Avenue 10020 , New York , New York 10020

Practice Areas: Corporate, Estate Planning, International & Trade

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E. W. Dann Stevens

1100 M & T Center Three Fountain Plaza New Yor , Buffalo , New York 14203

Practice Areas: Business & Commercial, Estate Planning, Trusts

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E.W. Dann Stevens

Firm: Hiscock & Barclay, LLP

1100 M & T Center 3 Fountain Plaza New 1 , Buffalo , New York 14203

Practice Areas: Trusts

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Eamon Millar

Firm: Oliver Law Office

156 Madison Ave , Albany , New York 12202

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Eamon Rock

Firm: New York State Department of Financial Services

1 Commerce Plz , Albany , New York 12257

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Eamonn Neary

Firm: Nys Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Services

1220 Washington Ave Bldg 7 A , Albany , New York 12226

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Eamonn Trainor

Firm: Office of Information Technology Services (Nys)

Swan Street Building, Core 4 , Albany , New York 12223

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Rights if ICE comes to my door | Oct 28, 2026 | Sourced from the original Reddit post
Location: New York, Nassau County, Town of Hempstead. What are my rights if ICE comes to my door wanting to search my house? My family are all citizens but occasionally we have visitors whose legal status is unknown to me. Does ICE need to have a judicial warrant? Someone told me they sometimes use an “administrative” warrant. I don’t know what that is, but is it valid? I’ve also heard I should check to see if the judge who signed the warrant is a genuine judge. Any immigration attorneys out there who can answer these questions?
Private School Tuition Contract--Please help! | Oct 27, 2026 | Sourced from the original Reddit post
Location: Nassau County, New York We’re moving out of the area in December and pulling our kids out of two private day schools mid-year. The kids are already accepted at a new school. I’m trying to understand what I realistically owe and how to negotiate. School A (2 kids): Net tuition for the year after financial aid: $32,000 (includes a $3,000 non-refundable registration fee) Paid in 12 monthly installments of ~$2,417, Sept–Aug I’m current on all payments Remaining balance after November: ~$21,750 The contract has no withdrawal or cancellation clause at all. It just says we agree to pay the “total due for the academic year.” It does say that if the school dismisses a child, they give a pro-rata refund. Includes a “reasonable attorney’s fees” clause for collections. School B (1 child): $13,500 for the year ($1,000 advance + 10 × $1,250) Current on all payments Remaining after November: ~$8,750 Contract says we could cancel before July 31, 2025 (the contract was signed in August 2026, so the date seems to be a leftover from last year’s template). After that, full year owed “regardless of whether the student completes the full school year,” and no refund on withdrawal “for any reason.” Attorney fee clause allows up to 40% contingency. Questions: Is School A’s lack of any withdrawal clause meaningful, or does “total due for the academic year” lock us in regardless? Does the pro-rata-on-dismissal clause give us any leverage to ask for proration when we withdraw? Does School B’s…
[NC] [NY] Former employer- unpaid per diems and demanding $150 from me now | Oct 26, 2026 | Sourced from the original Reddit post
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Got charged E felony for having tape over license plate | Oct 22, 2026 | Sourced from the original Reddit post
Location: New York City Cops pulled me over around midtown Manhattan. I was on a motorcycle. I had one of the letters covered. They put me in handcuffs, rode my bike to the precinct and put me in a cell. I didn’t think it was a big deal, they told me I was getting a summons and to appear in court. When I got home, I look on the ticket and see “OFFENSE CHARGED PL175.35 01”!!! Googled it and now I’m about to shit myself. Says up to 4 years in prison??? What if I got an asshole judge that decides to maximize my sentence? Usually they just write you a traffic ticket and go about their day but I guess because of congestion tolls, they’re making it more serious? Edit: the cop that took me in were being cool about everything. I cooperated. They were saying things like oh don’t worry, you just have to show up and possible pay a small fine, but make sure you show up or else they’ll send out a warrant!
NYC Landlord has yet to return Security Deposit after almost 2 months, with some complicated extra details | Oct 21, 2026 | Sourced from the original Reddit post
Location: New York City Hi all, Posting here because I’m unsure what to do about this. As the title states, my old landlord has yet to return our security deposit after almost 2 months. We lived there from Sept 2024 to August 2026, and moved out August 31st. At the time that I’m posting this, it’s October 21st. At face value, I believe we’d be within our right to take him to small claims court at this point, but there are some complicated details that make us unsure how to proceed: I initially emailed him about a week after we moved out asking about the security deposit, but my email bounced back so I texted him directly. He said that he was locked out of his email AND bank accounts so he couldn’t access either of them at that point in time but that he would be figuring out asap. Of course I highly doubt that this would matter when it comes to the legality of returning the security deposit in time, but just providing some context. The most complicated part is that he now lives in Poland, as he moved there soon after we started our lease 2 years ago. As I understand it, to take him to small claims court, we'd need his current address which we don't have. His brother was our Super, and currently lives in the building. On October 1st (3 weeks ago), he said that he’d send a check over to our new address…

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