Our professionals, who have substantial experience in various areas of the law, focus on achieving successful results for clients in an orderly, expeditious and cost-effective manner:
- Mitchell J. Baker
Mitchell J. Baker specializes in handling sophisticated business affairs for high net worth individuals and closely held entities, including real estate, financing and commercial litigation. Mr. Baker is admitted to practice in Federal and State Courts in New York.
- Gary L. Leshko
Gary L. Leshko concentrates his practice in commercial litigation matters. Mr. Leshko has more than twenty years experience in handling complex commercial cases for a wide variety of clients, including both privately-held and public companies, in a number of different industries, including securities, financial services, consumer products, real estate, construction and entertainment companies.
- Anthony Chris Saline
Anthony Chris Saline concentrates on personal injury/disability related actions including: New York Workers’ Compensation Claims, Social Security Disability Claims and Appeals, New York State Retirement Issues and Appeals; including Police and Fire related disability retirement claims, General Municipal Law 207-c and 207-a claims and appeals, medical malpractice, personal injury, and wrongful death actions; firearms law and criminal law. Prior to becoming an attorney, Mr. Saline was employed in law enforcement. His assignments and titles included police patrol work, department firearms instructor, police detective, and he retired with the rank of Sergeant. Mr. Saline is very familiar with the legal issues surrounding all aspects of police, fire and other civil service positions
- Michele S. Blosser
Prior to joining the firm, Michele Blosser was the Manager of Research Resources for General Electric Asset Management, where she was responsible for discovering critical legal and financial information to support the decision making process relating to private equity and merger acquisitions for the General Electric pension funds.
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