Ganz & Hollinger A Professional Corporation
Ganz & Hollinger,P.C., Attorneys and Counselors at Law, is a two partner, full-service law firm with a general civil practice stressing several different areas of expertise and many facets of offering legal advice.
Ganz & Hollinger A Professional Corporation
Ganz & Hollinger,P.C., Attorneys and Counselors at Law, is a two partner, full-service law firm with a general civil practice stressing several different areas of expertise and many facets of offering legal advice.
Founded in 1980 by David L. Ganz, Jerrietta R. Hollinger and Teri Noel Towe, the firm outgrew its midtown office location and purchased space in a century old townhouse located in Yorkville on Manhattan's Upper East Side.
Because the firm is small, it specializes in personalized service. Each partner is almost always fully aware of what all the other lawyers in the office are doing. That way, it's easy for each lawyer to step in and help--without worrying about whom is familiar with a file. Partners in the firm work closely with associates, who are encouraged to work directly with clients to minimize costs and advance their professional development.
All attorneys and support staff at Ganz & Hollinger, P.C. have computer terminals to assist in doing computerized research, rapidly changing documents through the network file server, or sending electronic mail within the office to have an inquiry answered.
Main Office
1394 3rd Avenue
New York, NY 10021
212-517-5500
Ganz & Hollinger A Professional Corporation will represent your Estate Planning legal matters.
Ganz & Hollinger A Professional Corporation will represent your Estate Planning legal matters.
JERRIETTA R. HOLLINGER has served as a member of the board of directors of the Mt Vernon Bar Association. For a number of years, she was assistant corporation counsel to a company that trades on the new York Stock Exchange. She is the author of "Discrimination in Health Insurance" in 4 Univ. of Md. Law Forum 147 (1974) as well as "Forming an Investment Club" in The Numismatist, July, 1990. She is a graduate (B.S.S., summa cum laude) of Loyola College and has her J.D. from University of Maryland Law School, and an LL.M. (taxation) from New York University.
A graduate of the University of Maryland Law School, Jerrietta R. Hollinger has a Master's degree (tax) from New York University Law School and is the firm's tax maven. She also has considerable expertise in the field of pension and employment law; with responsibility for those areas she served for ten years as assistant general counsel to a corporation traded on the New York Stock Exchange. Jeri also does general corporate work, elder law, real estate, and estate &trusts; she is the firm's chief administrative partner. She and her husband, Tom, live in Yonkers.
University of Maryland
J.D.,
JERRIETTA R. HOLLINGER has served as a member of the board of directors of the Mt Vernon Bar Association. For a number of years, she was assistant corporation counsel to a company that trades on the new York Stock Exchange. She is the author of "Discrimination in Health Insurance" in 4 Univ. of Md. Law Forum 147 (1974) as well as "Forming an Investment Club" in The Numismatist, July, 1990. She is a graduate (B.S.S., summa cum laude) of Loyola College and has her J.D. from University of Maryland Law School, and an LL.M. (taxation) from New York University.
A graduate of the University of Maryland Law School, Jerrietta R. Hollinger has a Master's degree (tax) from New York University Law School and is the firm's tax maven. She also has considerable expertise in the field of pension and employment law; with responsibility for those areas she served for ten years as assistant general counsel to a corporation traded on the New York Stock Exchange. Jeri also does general corporate work, elder law, real estate, and estate &trusts; she is the firm's chief administrative partner. She and her husband, Tom, live in Yonkers.
University of Maryland J.D.,
DAVID L. GANZ, 52, managing partner and principal litigator in the law firm of Ganz & Hollinger, P.C. in New York City, and Ganz & Sivin, L.L.P. in Fair Lawn, N.J., has a practice that is focused on litigation, guardianship, land use and real estate, general corporate and municipal work. He is also an award-winning writer on a variety of topics, and is both the elected 29th Mayor of Fair Lawn, New Jersey, the 4th largest municipality in Bergen County, N.J. , and a Freeholder (County legislator) elected at-large in the 890,000 population County of Bergen, New Jersey's most populous.
A prolific author in a variety of different fields, his books include A Critical Guide to Anthologies of African Literature (African Studies Ass'n, 1973) , 14 Bits: A Legal & Legislative History of 31 USC 324d-i (1976), The World of Coins & Coin Collecting (Scribner's 1980, 2d edition 1985; 1998 Bonus Books 3d edition), Planning Your Rare Coin Retirement (Bonus Books, 1998), The 90 Second Lawyer (Wiley, 1996), The 90 Second Lawyer Guide to Buying Real Estate (Wiley, 1997), How to get an Instant Mortgage (Wiley, 1997), The Official Guide to Commemorative Coins (Bonus, 1999), The Official Guide to America's State Quarters (Random House, 2000; rev. ed. 2002), and a number of law review articles, and book chapters in important works on real estate, and other areas.
These include: "Foreclosure" in MCGRAW HILL REAL ESTATE HANDBOOK 563-582 (1993); "Partition" ch. 111 in N.Y. REAL ESTATE GUIDE (5 vols.) Matthew Bender, 1992. "The U.N. and the Law of the Sea", 26 International & Comparative Law Quarterly 1-53 (1977), "Toward a Revision of the Minting & Coinage Law of the United States", 26 Cleveland State Law Review 177-257 (1977), "Probative Value of Currency Dating for Income in Respect of a Decedent," 51 N.Y.S. Bar Journal 487-491 (1978). More recently, his publications include "Valuation of Coin Collection," 5 Proof of Facts 3rd 577-655 (1989), "Legal Ethics: When A Lawyer's Obligation Begins (and Ends)," 125 N.J. Law J. 1742 (June 28, 1990), reprinted in Lawyer's Liability Rev. Q.J. 3-6 (April, 1991), "Rent Control", in R. Irwin, ed., Handbook of Property Management (N.Y.: McGraw Hill, 1986) pp. 333-350, and an interesting newspaper article, "Drop dollar bills; we need $1 coins," USA Today, May 23, 1990, p. 10A (Guest Columnist, "Face-Off"). He previously edited a book on America's Coinage Laws (1792-1894) (Bowers & Merena, 1991).
A number of articles that he has written have been reprinted in The Congressional Record, the daily journal of the U.S. Congress. These include "KING CONSIDERATION WILL RETURN IN 107TH CONGRESS", June 6, 2001, proposing a commemorative coin honoring Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., as well as many other subjects.
A graduate of the School of Foreign Service at Georgetown University (Class of 1973) where he followed former President Bill Clinton by five years, he took a law degree at St. John's University Law School and did post-graduate legal studies in the masters of law program at New York University. He also studied international law at Temple University (Philadelphia) Law School in Rome, Italy, while working for the coins and medals office of the Food & Agriculture Organization of the United Nations. In 1994, he was awarded the Order of St. Agatha (Commander) by the Republic of San Marino.
He has been asked to testify before the Subcommittee on Consumer Affairs and other subcommittees of the House Banking Committee (now the House Committee on Financial Services) on more than a dozen occasions since 1974, most recently in July, 1995, and before the U.S. Senate Committee on Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs (most recently in September, 2000), and has an active legal practice. He is qualified in the first panel of certified arbitrators for the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York, and New Jersey, and is an arbitrator and mediator in the Superior Court program in Bergen County, New Jersey. In 1996, he became one of only 71 certified mediators of the U.S. District Court for the District of New Jersey mediation program.
Widely respected by his peers, he is listed in the Martindale-Hubbell legal directory with an a-v rating (highest rating), and his accomplishments are listed in Who's Who of American Law, and other Who's Who publications. He is listed in Who's Who in America (Millennium edition, 2000).
He served as a member of the Zoning Board of Adjustment for Fair Lawn, N.J., appointed by the Mayor and Council from 1988-1997, and as Chairman of the Zoning Board from 1993-96 for an unprecedented four consecutive terms. In 1997, he was elected to a four year term on the Borough Council (1998-2001), and was re-elected to a second four year term in 2001.
--See the rest at http://www.ganzhollinger.com/category_detail.asp?Scode=8&mainsection=2
St. John's University
J.D.,
DAVID L. GANZ, 52, managing partner and principal litigator in the law firm of Ganz & Hollinger, P.C. in New York City, and Ganz & Sivin, L.L.P. in Fair Lawn, N.J., has a practice that is focused on litigation, guardianship, land use and real estate, general corporate and municipal work. He is also an award-winning writer on a variety of topics, and is both the elected 29th Mayor of Fair Lawn, New Jersey, the 4th largest municipality in Bergen County, N.J. , and a Freeholder (County legislator) elected at-large in the 890,000 population County of Bergen, New Jersey's most populous.
A prolific author in a variety of different fields, his books include A Critical Guide to Anthologies of African Literature (African Studies Ass'n, 1973) , 14 Bits: A Legal & Legislative History of 31 USC 324d-i (1976), The World of Coins & Coin Collecting (Scribner's 1980, 2d edition 1985; 1998 Bonus Books 3d edition), Planning Your Rare Coin Retirement (Bonus Books, 1998), The 90 Second Lawyer (Wiley, 1996), The 90 Second Lawyer Guide to Buying Real Estate (Wiley, 1997), How to get an Instant Mortgage (Wiley, 1997), The Official Guide to Commemorative Coins (Bonus, 1999), The Official Guide to America's State Quarters (Random House, 2000; rev. ed. 2002), and a number of law review articles, and book chapters in important works on real estate, and other areas.
These include: "Foreclosure" in MCGRAW HILL REAL ESTATE HANDBOOK 563-582 (1993); "Partition" ch. 111 in N.Y. REAL ESTATE GUIDE (5 vols.) Matthew Bender, 1992. "The U.N. and the Law of the Sea", 26 International & Comparative Law Quarterly 1-53 (1977), "Toward a Revision of the Minting & Coinage Law of the United States", 26 Cleveland State Law Review 177-257 (1977), "Probative Value of Currency Dating for Income in Respect of a Decedent," 51 N.Y.S. Bar Journal 487-491 (1978). More recently, his publications include "Valuation of Coin Collection," 5 Proof of Facts 3rd 577-655 (1989), "Legal Ethics: When A Lawyer's Obligation Begins (and Ends)," 125 N.J. Law J. 1742 (June 28, 1990), reprinted in Lawyer's Liability Rev. Q.J. 3-6 (April, 1991), "Rent Control", in R. Irwin, ed., Handbook of Property Management (N.Y.: McGraw Hill, 1986) pp. 333-350, and an interesting newspaper article, "Drop dollar bills; we need $1 coins," USA Today, May 23, 1990, p. 10A (Guest Columnist, "Face-Off"). He previously edited a book on America's Coinage Laws (1792-1894) (Bowers & Merena, 1991).
A number of articles that he has written have been reprinted in The Congressional Record, the daily journal of the U.S. Congress. These include "KING CONSIDERATION WILL RETURN IN 107TH CONGRESS", June 6, 2001, proposing a commemorative coin honoring Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., as well as many other subjects.
A graduate of the School of Foreign Service at Georgetown University (Class of 1973) where he followed former President Bill Clinton by five years, he took a law degree at St. John's University Law School and did post-graduate legal studies in the masters of law program at New York University. He also studied international law at Temple University (Philadelphia) Law School in Rome, Italy, while working for the coins and medals office of the Food & Agriculture Organization of the United Nations. In 1994, he was awarded the Order of St. Agatha (Commander) by the Republic of San Marino.
He has been asked to testify before the Subcommittee on Consumer Affairs and other subcommittees of the House Banking Committee (now the House Committee on Financial Services) on more than a dozen occasions since 1974, most recently in July, 1995, and before the U.S. Senate Committee on Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs (most recently in September, 2000), and has an active legal practice. He is qualified in the first panel of certified arbitrators for the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York, and New Jersey, and is an arbitrator and mediator in the Superior Court program in Bergen County, New Jersey. In 1996, he became one of only 71 certified mediators of the U.S. District Court for the District of New Jersey mediation program.
Widely respected by his peers, he is listed in the Martindale-Hubbell legal directory with an a-v rating (highest rating), and his accomplishments are listed in Who's Who of American Law, and other Who's Who publications. He is listed in Who's Who in America (Millennium edition, 2000).
He served as a member of the Zoning Board of Adjustment for Fair Lawn, N.J., appointed by the Mayor and Council from 1988-1997, and as Chairman of the Zoning Board from 1993-96 for an unprecedented four consecutive terms. In 1997, he was elected to a four year term on the Borough Council (1998-2001), and was re-elected to a second four year term in 2001.
--See the rest at http://www.ganzhollinger.com/category_detail.asp?Scode=8&mainsection=2
St. John's University J.D.,
Founded in 1980 by David L. Ganz, Jerrietta R. Hollinger and Teri Noel Towe, the firm outgrew its midtown office location and purchased space in a century old townhouse located in Yorkville on Manhattan's Upper East Side.
Because the firm is small, it specializes in personalized service. Each partner is almost always fully aware of what all the other lawyers in the office are doing. That way, it's easy for each lawyer to step in and help--without worrying about whom is familiar with a file. Partners in the firm work closely with associates, who are encouraged to work directly with clients to minimize costs and advance their professional development.
All attorneys and support staff at Ganz & Hollinger, P.C. have computer terminals to assist in doing computerized research, rapidly changing documents through the network file server, or sending electronic mail within the office to have an inquiry answered.
Main Office
1394 3rd Avenue
New York, NY 10021
212-517-5500
Ganz & Hollinger A Professional Corporation will represent your Estate Planning legal matters.
Ganz & Hollinger A Professional Corporation will represent your Estate Planning legal matters.
JERRIETTA R. HOLLINGER has served as a member of the board of directors of the Mt Vernon Bar Association. For a number of years, she was assistant corporation counsel to a company that trades on the new York Stock Exchange. She is the author of "Discrimination in Health Insurance" in 4 Univ. of Md. Law Forum 147 (1974) as well as "Forming an Investment Club" in The Numismatist, July, 1990. She is a graduate (B.S.S., summa cum laude) of Loyola College and has her J.D. from University of Maryland Law School, and an LL.M. (taxation) from New York University.
A graduate of the University of Maryland Law School, Jerrietta R. Hollinger has a Master's degree (tax) from New York University Law School and is the firm's tax maven. She also has considerable expertise in the field of pension and employment law; with responsibility for those areas she served for ten years as assistant general counsel to a corporation traded on the New York Stock Exchange. Jeri also does general corporate work, elder law, real estate, and estate &trusts; she is the firm's chief administrative partner. She and her husband, Tom, live in Yonkers.
University of Maryland
J.D.,
JERRIETTA R. HOLLINGER has served as a member of the board of directors of the Mt Vernon Bar Association. For a number of years, she was assistant corporation counsel to a company that trades on the new York Stock Exchange. She is the author of "Discrimination in Health Insurance" in 4 Univ. of Md. Law Forum 147 (1974) as well as "Forming an Investment Club" in The Numismatist, July, 1990. She is a graduate (B.S.S., summa cum laude) of Loyola College and has her J.D. from University of Maryland Law School, and an LL.M. (taxation) from New York University.
A graduate of the University of Maryland Law School, Jerrietta R. Hollinger has a Master's degree (tax) from New York University Law School and is the firm's tax maven. She also has considerable expertise in the field of pension and employment law; with responsibility for those areas she served for ten years as assistant general counsel to a corporation traded on the New York Stock Exchange. Jeri also does general corporate work, elder law, real estate, and estate &trusts; she is the firm's chief administrative partner. She and her husband, Tom, live in Yonkers.
University of Maryland J.D.,
DAVID L. GANZ, 52, managing partner and principal litigator in the law firm of Ganz & Hollinger, P.C. in New York City, and Ganz & Sivin, L.L.P. in Fair Lawn, N.J., has a practice that is focused on litigation, guardianship, land use and real estate, general corporate and municipal work. He is also an award-winning writer on a variety of topics, and is both the elected 29th Mayor of Fair Lawn, New Jersey, the 4th largest municipality in Bergen County, N.J. , and a Freeholder (County legislator) elected at-large in the 890,000 population County of Bergen, New Jersey's most populous.
A prolific author in a variety of different fields, his books include A Critical Guide to Anthologies of African Literature (African Studies Ass'n, 1973) , 14 Bits: A Legal & Legislative History of 31 USC 324d-i (1976), The World of Coins & Coin Collecting (Scribner's 1980, 2d edition 1985; 1998 Bonus Books 3d edition), Planning Your Rare Coin Retirement (Bonus Books, 1998), The 90 Second Lawyer (Wiley, 1996), The 90 Second Lawyer Guide to Buying Real Estate (Wiley, 1997), How to get an Instant Mortgage (Wiley, 1997), The Official Guide to Commemorative Coins (Bonus, 1999), The Official Guide to America's State Quarters (Random House, 2000; rev. ed. 2002), and a number of law review articles, and book chapters in important works on real estate, and other areas.
These include: "Foreclosure" in MCGRAW HILL REAL ESTATE HANDBOOK 563-582 (1993); "Partition" ch. 111 in N.Y. REAL ESTATE GUIDE (5 vols.) Matthew Bender, 1992. "The U.N. and the Law of the Sea", 26 International & Comparative Law Quarterly 1-53 (1977), "Toward a Revision of the Minting & Coinage Law of the United States", 26 Cleveland State Law Review 177-257 (1977), "Probative Value of Currency Dating for Income in Respect of a Decedent," 51 N.Y.S. Bar Journal 487-491 (1978). More recently, his publications include "Valuation of Coin Collection," 5 Proof of Facts 3rd 577-655 (1989), "Legal Ethics: When A Lawyer's Obligation Begins (and Ends)," 125 N.J. Law J. 1742 (June 28, 1990), reprinted in Lawyer's Liability Rev. Q.J. 3-6 (April, 1991), "Rent Control", in R. Irwin, ed., Handbook of Property Management (N.Y.: McGraw Hill, 1986) pp. 333-350, and an interesting newspaper article, "Drop dollar bills; we need $1 coins," USA Today, May 23, 1990, p. 10A (Guest Columnist, "Face-Off"). He previously edited a book on America's Coinage Laws (1792-1894) (Bowers & Merena, 1991).
A number of articles that he has written have been reprinted in The Congressional Record, the daily journal of the U.S. Congress. These include "KING CONSIDERATION WILL RETURN IN 107TH CONGRESS", June 6, 2001, proposing a commemorative coin honoring Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., as well as many other subjects.
A graduate of the School of Foreign Service at Georgetown University (Class of 1973) where he followed former President Bill Clinton by five years, he took a law degree at St. John's University Law School and did post-graduate legal studies in the masters of law program at New York University. He also studied international law at Temple University (Philadelphia) Law School in Rome, Italy, while working for the coins and medals office of the Food & Agriculture Organization of the United Nations. In 1994, he was awarded the Order of St. Agatha (Commander) by the Republic of San Marino.
He has been asked to testify before the Subcommittee on Consumer Affairs and other subcommittees of the House Banking Committee (now the House Committee on Financial Services) on more than a dozen occasions since 1974, most recently in July, 1995, and before the U.S. Senate Committee on Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs (most recently in September, 2000), and has an active legal practice. He is qualified in the first panel of certified arbitrators for the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York, and New Jersey, and is an arbitrator and mediator in the Superior Court program in Bergen County, New Jersey. In 1996, he became one of only 71 certified mediators of the U.S. District Court for the District of New Jersey mediation program.
Widely respected by his peers, he is listed in the Martindale-Hubbell legal directory with an a-v rating (highest rating), and his accomplishments are listed in Who's Who of American Law, and other Who's Who publications. He is listed in Who's Who in America (Millennium edition, 2000).
He served as a member of the Zoning Board of Adjustment for Fair Lawn, N.J., appointed by the Mayor and Council from 1988-1997, and as Chairman of the Zoning Board from 1993-96 for an unprecedented four consecutive terms. In 1997, he was elected to a four year term on the Borough Council (1998-2001), and was re-elected to a second four year term in 2001.
--See the rest at http://www.ganzhollinger.com/category_detail.asp?Scode=8&mainsection=2
St. John's University
J.D.,
DAVID L. GANZ, 52, managing partner and principal litigator in the law firm of Ganz & Hollinger, P.C. in New York City, and Ganz & Sivin, L.L.P. in Fair Lawn, N.J., has a practice that is focused on litigation, guardianship, land use and real estate, general corporate and municipal work. He is also an award-winning writer on a variety of topics, and is both the elected 29th Mayor of Fair Lawn, New Jersey, the 4th largest municipality in Bergen County, N.J. , and a Freeholder (County legislator) elected at-large in the 890,000 population County of Bergen, New Jersey's most populous.
A prolific author in a variety of different fields, his books include A Critical Guide to Anthologies of African Literature (African Studies Ass'n, 1973) , 14 Bits: A Legal & Legislative History of 31 USC 324d-i (1976), The World of Coins & Coin Collecting (Scribner's 1980, 2d edition 1985; 1998 Bonus Books 3d edition), Planning Your Rare Coin Retirement (Bonus Books, 1998), The 90 Second Lawyer (Wiley, 1996), The 90 Second Lawyer Guide to Buying Real Estate (Wiley, 1997), How to get an Instant Mortgage (Wiley, 1997), The Official Guide to Commemorative Coins (Bonus, 1999), The Official Guide to America's State Quarters (Random House, 2000; rev. ed. 2002), and a number of law review articles, and book chapters in important works on real estate, and other areas.
These include: "Foreclosure" in MCGRAW HILL REAL ESTATE HANDBOOK 563-582 (1993); "Partition" ch. 111 in N.Y. REAL ESTATE GUIDE (5 vols.) Matthew Bender, 1992. "The U.N. and the Law of the Sea", 26 International & Comparative Law Quarterly 1-53 (1977), "Toward a Revision of the Minting & Coinage Law of the United States", 26 Cleveland State Law Review 177-257 (1977), "Probative Value of Currency Dating for Income in Respect of a Decedent," 51 N.Y.S. Bar Journal 487-491 (1978). More recently, his publications include "Valuation of Coin Collection," 5 Proof of Facts 3rd 577-655 (1989), "Legal Ethics: When A Lawyer's Obligation Begins (and Ends)," 125 N.J. Law J. 1742 (June 28, 1990), reprinted in Lawyer's Liability Rev. Q.J. 3-6 (April, 1991), "Rent Control", in R. Irwin, ed., Handbook of Property Management (N.Y.: McGraw Hill, 1986) pp. 333-350, and an interesting newspaper article, "Drop dollar bills; we need $1 coins," USA Today, May 23, 1990, p. 10A (Guest Columnist, "Face-Off"). He previously edited a book on America's Coinage Laws (1792-1894) (Bowers & Merena, 1991).
A number of articles that he has written have been reprinted in The Congressional Record, the daily journal of the U.S. Congress. These include "KING CONSIDERATION WILL RETURN IN 107TH CONGRESS", June 6, 2001, proposing a commemorative coin honoring Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., as well as many other subjects.
A graduate of the School of Foreign Service at Georgetown University (Class of 1973) where he followed former President Bill Clinton by five years, he took a law degree at St. John's University Law School and did post-graduate legal studies in the masters of law program at New York University. He also studied international law at Temple University (Philadelphia) Law School in Rome, Italy, while working for the coins and medals office of the Food & Agriculture Organization of the United Nations. In 1994, he was awarded the Order of St. Agatha (Commander) by the Republic of San Marino.
He has been asked to testify before the Subcommittee on Consumer Affairs and other subcommittees of the House Banking Committee (now the House Committee on Financial Services) on more than a dozen occasions since 1974, most recently in July, 1995, and before the U.S. Senate Committee on Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs (most recently in September, 2000), and has an active legal practice. He is qualified in the first panel of certified arbitrators for the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York, and New Jersey, and is an arbitrator and mediator in the Superior Court program in Bergen County, New Jersey. In 1996, he became one of only 71 certified mediators of the U.S. District Court for the District of New Jersey mediation program.
Widely respected by his peers, he is listed in the Martindale-Hubbell legal directory with an a-v rating (highest rating), and his accomplishments are listed in Who's Who of American Law, and other Who's Who publications. He is listed in Who's Who in America (Millennium edition, 2000).
He served as a member of the Zoning Board of Adjustment for Fair Lawn, N.J., appointed by the Mayor and Council from 1988-1997, and as Chairman of the Zoning Board from 1993-96 for an unprecedented four consecutive terms. In 1997, he was elected to a four year term on the Borough Council (1998-2001), and was re-elected to a second four year term in 2001.
--See the rest at http://www.ganzhollinger.com/category_detail.asp?Scode=8&mainsection=2
St. John's University J.D.,
Contact Us
Copyright ©2024 MH Sub I, LLC dba Nolo ® Self-help services may not be permitted in all states. The information provided on this site is not legal advice, does not constitute a lawyer referral service, and no attorney-client or confidential relationship is or will be formed by use of the site. The attorney listings on this site are paid attorney advertising. In some states, the information on this website may be considered a lawyer referral service. Please reference the Terms of Use and the Supplemental Terms for specific information related to your state. Your use of this website constitutes acceptance of the Terms of Use, Supplemental Terms, Privacy Policy, Cookie Policy, and Consumer Health Data Notice.
Your Privacy Choices