Practice Areas
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Business & General Corporate
We advise individuals, Corporations, Limited Liability Companies, Partnerships and other business entities on the issues that affect their day-to-day operations, as well as on the extraordinary events that can have significant repercussions for their businesses.
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Civil Litigation
Sometimes disputes cannot be settled or fairly resolved without the intervention of a court, or other third party. Our firm provides cost effective, quality services to a wide variety of clients in resolving often difficult and complex issues.
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Collaborative Law
Ms. Nagel is trained in the practice of Collaborative Law, which is a problem solving approach to legal issues that does not use adversarial techniques.
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Criminal Law
John R. Nuchereno represented the firm’s clients charged with criminal activity in all Justice, Town and City Courts, as well as in State Supreme and County Court. Throughout his career, Mr. Nuchereno had displayed a commitment to vigorously defending all accused of criminal activity.
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Driving While Intoxicated
Have you been arrested for Driving While Intoxicated in New York? You need counsel to defend your constitutional rights and to assist you in avoiding a criminal conviction and suspension of your driver’s license.
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Elder Law
Our firm practice encompasses all aspects of planning, advocating, counseling and education for client disability, aging, illness, incapacity and death. We are especially sensitive to the stresses that America’s confusing public benefits and health care system can place on the client and their families.
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Estate Administration
The legal services required in processing a person’s affairs after death is the area of law known as Estate Administration.
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Estate Litigation
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Estates, Probate & Intestate
Probate in New York refers to a legal proceeding conducted in the Surrogate’s Court for the purpose of validating the decedent’s Last Will and judicially appointing the Executor named therein to administer and settle the estate.
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Guardianship
If an individual has lost capacity, or if an individual has been disabled from birth and is incompetent, it may be necessary to commence a court procedure to appoint a person to carry out the individual’s wishes.