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			ROBERT P. LYNN, JR.				KENNETH L. GARTNER
			Robert P. Lynn, Jr. commenced his professional career with the major New York City firm then known as Leboeuf, Lamb & Lieby, leaving to become an associate and then a partner with the major Long.... More>				Before founding the firm in 2006, former Judge Kenneth L. Gartner had over 25 years experience litigating in state and federal trial and appellate courts, and before arbitral and... More>

			JOHN W. DUNNE				HON. JOSEPH COVELLO
			Concentrates in the areas of General Civil and Complex Commercial Litigation, Personal Injury, Real Estate Law, Commercial Leases and Transactions, and Institutional Lending. Has tried cases and argued appeals.... More>				Before stepping down from the Appellate Division – New York’s highest intermediate appellate court -- in 2011, to join the firm and return to the private practice of law, Justice Joseph Covello had over 30 years of experience... More>

			STEPHEN W. LIVINGSTON				AVERY N. MARON
			Mr. Livingston joined the firm in September 2006, after graduating from the St. John’s University School of Law. Mr. Livingston has represented clients in all aspects of litigation, from trials to appeals. His primary... More>				Mr. Maron is an associate who focuses primarily on commercial litigation, real estate litigation, and appellate practice. He joined the firm in May, 2011. More>

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