Ny Stockbroker & Investment Fraud Lawyers

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Justin Sher
Justin Sher

Education: New York University School of Law | J.D.; Harvard University | B.A.

NY, New-york
Stockbroker & Investment Fraud
Kenneth Goldberg
Kenneth Goldberg

Experience: Member | Goldberg & Fliegel LLP 1996 - Current

Education: New York University | MBA; New York University | J.D. | Law; Cornell University | B.S.

NY, New-york
Stockbroker & Investment Fraud
Lee Bergstein
Lee Bergstein

Experience: Partner | Bergstein Flynn PLLC 2016 - Current; Assistant Attorney General | Office of the New York State Attorney Gener...

Education: Brooklyn Law School | J.D. (2007); Syracuse University | B.A. (2004)

NY, New-york
Stockbroker & Investment Fraud
Lewis Fischbein
Lewis Fischbein

Experience: Of Counsel | Winslett, Studnicky, McCormick & Bomser Current

Education: New York University School of Law; New York Law School | J.D.; Columbia University | B.A.

NY, New-york
Stockbroker & Investment Fraud
Lowell Seifter
Lowell Seifter

Education: Syracuse University College of Law; Syracuse University College of Law

NY, New-york
Stockbroker & Investment Fraud
Lynn Loacker
Lynn Loacker

Experience: Shareholder | Heller Ehrman LLP Current

Education: Hastings College of Law | J.D; Stanford University

NY, New-york
Stockbroker & Investment Fraud
Marc Fitapelli
Marc Fitapelli

Experience: Partner | Fitapelli | Kurta 2011 - Current; Attorney | Gibbons P.C. 2008 - 2011; Real Estate Attorney | Epstein Becker...

Education: Maurice A. Deane School of Law at Hofstra University | J.D. (2007); Saint Francis College | B.A. (2004) | Political Scie...

NY, New-york
Stockbroker & Investment Fraud
Martha Dwyer
Martha Dwyer

Education: Columbia Law School; Columbia Law School

NY, New-york
Stockbroker & Investment Fraud
Martin Stankiewicz
Martin Stankiewicz

Education: Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law; Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law

NY, New-york
Stockbroker & Investment Fraud
Matthew Woodruff
Matthew Woodruff
NY, New-york
Stockbroker & Investment Fraud