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Kristie Halloran Hanson

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1801 Altamont Avenue, Schenectady, New York, 12303-2153

Practice Areas : DUI & DWI

1801 Altamont Avenue, Schenectady, New York, 12303-2153
Richard A. Langer

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20 Corporate Woods Blvd, Albany, New York, 12211

Practice Areas : Business Law

20 Corporate Woods Blvd, Albany, New York, 12211
Max Smelyansky

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602 Central Ave, Albany, New York, 12206

Practice Areas : Bankruptcy

602 Central Ave, Albany, New York, 12206
David I. Iversen

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28 Second Street, Troy, New York, 12180

Practice Areas : Employment Law

28 Second Street, Troy, New York, 12180
Brendan F. Baynes

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14340 Route 9W, Ravena, New York, 12143

Practice Areas : Business Law

14340 Route 9W, Ravena, New York, 12143
Richard P. Walsh Jr.

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20 Corporate Woods Blvd, Albany, New York, 12211

Practice Areas : Construction Law

20 Corporate Woods Blvd, Albany, New York, 12211
Ariel Elaine Solomon

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300 Great Oaks Boulevard, Albany, New York, 12203

Practice Areas : Civil Rights

300 Great Oaks Boulevard, Albany, New York, 12203
Marc C. Kokosa

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40 British American Blvd., Latham, New York, 12110

Practice Areas : Criminal Law

40 British American Blvd., Latham, New York, 12110
Martin P. Bonventre

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41 State Street, Albany, New York, 12207

Practice Areas : Criminal Law

41 State Street, Albany, New York, 12207
James Robert Barnes

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255 Washington Ave Ext #104, Albany, New York, 12205

Practice Areas : Business Law

255 Washington Ave Ext #104, Albany, New York, 12205

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2,152 attorneys and law firms in New York State are listed here, concentrated in Buffalo, Syracuse, White Plains, Poughkeepsie and Brooklyn. The practice areas that appear most often are personal injury, criminal defence, business law and real estate law.

How the courts are organised

New York's naming is unlike anywhere else: the Supreme Court is the trial court of general jurisdiction, not the highest court, and the state's top court is the Court of Appeals. Serious criminal cases are heard in County Court outside New York City, and family matters in the Family Court. The state is divided into thirteen judicial districts, and federal cases fall to the Southern, Eastern, Northern or Western District of New York.

Points that shape New York cases

— Attorneys are admitted through one of the four Appellate Division departments; registration and discipline records are public.
— New York is a no-fault auto state. Your own insurer pays medical bills and lost earnings, and a suit for pain and suffering requires the injury to meet the statutory serious injury threshold.
— Property in a divorce is divided by equitable distribution — what the court considers fair, which is not automatically half.
— No-fault benefit applications carry deadlines measured in weeks, far shorter than the deadline to sue.

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