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NYS Attorney Registrations NYS Attorney Registrations Registration Number First Name Middle Name Last Name 1000074 KATHRYN NOLAN FANTAUZZI 1000223 JAMES GORDON CUSHMAN 1000231 ANNE PETRALITO 1000272 MARTIN HOWD TILLAPAUGH 1000306 JAMES HENRY SICKELCO 1000322 RONALD GABRIEL RUSSO 1000371 MARY ELLEN CRONLY 1000025 ROBERT HAROLD LEVENTHAL 1000413 DONALD SCOTT NEUMANN 1000066 ANDREA L. MCARDLE 1000215 BARTLEY J. COSTELLO 1000264 THOMAS E. GAUSDEN 1000330 JAMES MARK SPEISER 1000389 RICHARD THOMPSON ANDRIAS 1000470 JOSEPH DANIEL VALENTINO 1000512 MELVIN W. WOLFF 1000538 MICHAEL CLARK WIMPFHEIMER 1000462 THOMAS MICHAEL VANSTRYDONCK 1000520 DANIEL AUGUSTINE DORAN Page 1 of 1680 09/29/2021 NYS Attorney Registrations Suffix Company Name Street 1 KATHRYN FANTAUZZI 1397 ROWE RD JAMES G. CUSHMAN 15 EATON AVE CREDIT SUISSE 11 MADISON AVE MARTIN H. TILLAPAUGH 30 PIONEER ST STE 1/2 JAMES H. SICKELCO, ESQ. 162 S UNION ST SCHLAM, STONE & DOLAN 26 BROADWAY Mary Ellen Cronly Attorney at Law 150 W END AVE APT 15H none 2 FAVORITE LN JR. MONTFORT HEALY MCGUIRE & SALLEY LLP 840 Franklin Ave CITY UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK SCHOOL OF LAW 2 Court Sq Rm 4/309 III HINMAN STRAUB P.C. 121 STATE ST 14605 E LARKSPUR DR JAMES M SPEISER 6 EXECUTIVE PLZ STE 200 70 W 95TH ST APT 23C 105 COLLINGWOOD DR MELVIN W. WOLFF 941 TEE CT WIMPFHEIMER & WIMPFHEIMER, ESQS 330 W 58TH ST STE 308 THOMAS M. VANSTRYDONCK 35 WOODCLIFF TER III DORAN CURRAN & DORAN PO BOX 479 Page 2 of 1680 09/29/2021 NYS Attorney Registrations Street 2 City State Zip SCHENECTADY NY 12309 NORWICH NY 13815 NEW YORK NY 10010 COOPERSTOWN NY 13326 SPENCERPORT NY 14559 NEW YORK NY 10004 NEW YORK NY 10023 JERICHO NY 11753 Garden City NY 11530 Long Island City NY 11101 ALBANY NY 12207 SCOTTSDALE AZ 85259 YONKERS NY 10701 NEW YORK NY 10025 ROCHESTER NY 14621 WOODMERE NY 11598 NEW YORK NY 10019 FAIRPORT NY 14450 CHAPPAQUA NY 10514 Page 3 of 1680 09/29/2021 NYS Attorney Registrations Zip Plus Four Country County Phone Number 2431 United States of America Schenectady (516) 372-7643 1768 United States of America Chenango (607) 334-2562 3643 United States of America New York (212) 538-0407 1049 United States of America Otsego (607) 547-7004 1429 United States of America Monroe (585) 546-3820 1703 United States of America New York (212) 344-5400 5736 United States of America New York (212) 787-5499 2347 United States of America Nassau (914) 879-9005 4558 United States of America Nassau (516) 747-4082 4356 United States of America Queens (718) 340-4348 1649 United States of America Albany (518) 436-0751 2105 United States of America (480) 272-6729 6833 United States of America Westchester (914) 965-1963 6777 United States of America New York (917) 855-2232 1014 United States of America Monroe 1917 United States of America Nassau (516) 374-1691 1821 United States of America New York (212) 247-8448 4208 United States of America Monroe (585) 507-2631 0479 United States of America Westchester (914) 238-3837 Page 4 of 1680 09/29/2021 NYS Attorney Registrations Year Admitted Judicial Department of Admission 1977 3 1975 4 1978 2 1977 3 1979 4 1974 2 1979 1 1974 2 1974 2 1979 2 1973 3 1978 2 1975 2 1971 1 1973 4 1962 2 1967 1 1974 4 1965 2 Page 5 of 1680 09/29/2021 NYS Attorney Registrations Law School Status ALBANY Currently registered OHIO NORTHERN UNIVERSITY Currently registered ST JOHNS Currently registered DICKINSON Currently registered WESTERN NEW ENGLAND COLLEGE Currently registered ST. JOHN'S UNIVERSITY Currently registered BROOKLYN Currently registered New York University School of Law Currently registered Northeastern University School of Law Currently registered NYU - J.D., 1978, COLUMBIA - LL.M., 1988 Currently registered ALBANY Currently registered MARQUETTE UNIV Currently registered NEW YORK Currently registered COLUMBIA Currently registered ST JOHNS UNIVERSITY Currently registered BROOKLYN LAW SCHOOL Currently registered HARVARD Currently registered SUNY AT BUFFALO Currently registered FORDHAM UNIVERSITY Delinquent Page 6 of 1680 09/29/2021 NYS Attorney Registrations Next Registration Page 7 of 1680 09/29/2021 NYS Attorney Registrations 1000629 JOAN PAMELA BRODY 1000660 JOHN J. CORGAN 1000611 BRUCE MICHAEL HELWIG 1000678 PAUL EWING WALKER 1000686 MICHAEL BENJAMIN SCHAD 1000710 ALLAN GREENSTEIN 1000652 STEPHEN BERNARD GEISLER 1000744 BERNARD WILLIAM NUSSBAUM 1000439 DONALD J. WISNER 1000546 MOSHE S. NEISS 1000769 MELVYN JOSEPH LEFFLER 1000835 MARY C. TUCKER 1000934 ALEXANDER MYERS ROSENFELD 1000702 ANTHONY MICHAEL SOSCIA 1001072 MARTIN PRICE 1001114 WILLIAM JOSEPH JORDAN 1000991 HAROLD JOEL ROSENBLATT 1000983 ROBERT HUGH GOLDBERG 1001155 JOEL SALMEN SCHWITZER 1001387 KATHLEEN ANN IMHOLZ Page 8 of 1680 09/29/2021 NYS Attorney Registrations JOAN P. BRODY ATTORNEY AT LAW 200 EAST 90TH STREET SUITE 16GH SCHIAVETTI, CORGAN, DIEDWARDS, WEINBERG & 711 WESTCHESTER AVE NICHOLSON LLP HELWIG, HENDERSON, GRAY & SPINOLA, LLP 6800 JERICHO TPKE STE 202E PAUL E. WALKER, PLLC 315 W. 106TH ST., STE. 1A C/O KOVAL & CASAGRANDE 5 PENN PLZ STE 2306 175 MAIN ST GEISLER, HENNINGER & FITZMAURICE ATTORNEYS AT 170 OLD COUNTRY ROAD LAW WACHTELL LIPTON ROSEN & KATZ 51 W 52ND ST WISNER AND WISNER 110 LINDEN OAKS MOSHE S. NEISS ATTORNEY AT LAW 4619 LIVINGSTON AVE melvyn leffler 2327 S Cliff Dr 111 HICKS ST APT 16D ROSENFELD STEIN & BATTA ESQS. 21490 W DIXIE HWY JR. GABRIELE AND MARANO, L.L.P. 100 QUENTIN ROOSEVELT BLVD LAW OFFICE OF MARTIN L. PRICE 1423 E 19TH ST WILLIAM JORDAN 8223 LANGDALE STREET KALMAN KAUFMAN & ROSENBLATT, PC 1530 CAMDEN AVE 303 LAW OFFICES OF ROBERT H. GOLDBERG, PLLC 265 Sunrise Hwy Ste 59 JOEL S. SCHWITZER, ESQ 1 OLD COUNTRY RD LOLOCI & ASSOCIATES RR. Ibrahim Rugova Page 9 of 1680 09/29/2021 NYS Attorney Registrations NEW YORK NY 10128 WEST HARRISON NY 10604 SYOSSET NY 11791 NEW YORK NY 10025 NEW YORK NY 10001 WHITE PLAINS NY 10601 MINEOLA NY 11501 NEW YORK NY 10019 ROCHESTER NY 14625 BRONX NY 10471 Green Valley AZ 85614 BROOKLYN NY 11201 AVENTURA FL 33180 GARDEN CITY NY 11530 BROOKLYN NY 11230 NEW HYDE PARK NY 11040 LOS ANGELES CA 90025 Rockville Centre NY 11570 CARLE PLACE NY 11514 TIRANA 1011 Page 10 of1680 09/29/2021 NYS Attorney Registrations United States of America New York (212) 983-1545 3504 United States of America Westchester (914) 946-0400 4436 United States of America Nassau (516) 747-9700 3445 United States of America New York (646) 678-0608 1821 United States of America New York (212) 279-9040 3105 United States of America Westchester (914) 949-9782 4322 United States of America Nassau (516) 743-9400 6119 United States of America New York (212) 403-1000 2832 United States of America Monroe (585) 244-5600 3308 United States of America Bronx (718) 548-4245 1451 United States of America (520) 270-1702 1696 United States of America Kings 1144 United States of America (305) 895-6680 4874 United States of America Nassau (516) 542-1000 6715 United States of America Kings (718) 643-1993 1820 United States of America Queens (347) 330-9569 United States of America (212) 566-7700 4912 United States of America Nassau (212) 683-9559 1801 United States of America Nassau (516) 741-2590 ALBANIA (941) 447-0854 Page 11 of1680 09/29/2021 NYS Attorney Registrations 1978 2 1976 1 1976 1 1974 1 1966 2 1968 2 1971 2 1962 1 1966 4 1978 1 1976 2 1978 2 1966 2 1974 1 1974 1 1976 2 1970 2 1975 2 1975 2 1970 2 Page 12 of1680 09/29/2021 NYS Attorney Registrations BOSTON UNIVERSITY Currently registered FORDHAM Currently registered St. Johns University School of Law Currently registered FORDHAM Currently registered NEW YORK LAW SCHOOL Currently registered NEW YORK UNIVERSITY Currently registered BROOKLYN LAW SCHOOL Delinquent HARVARD LAW SCHOOL Currently registered ALBANY LAW SCHOOL Currently registered NEW YORK Currently registered BROOKLYN LAW SCHOOL Currently registered BROOKLYN Delinquent NEW YORK UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW Currently registered Fordham University School of Law Currently registered NEW YORK UNIVERSITY Currently registered LOYOLA Delinquent BROOKLYN LAW Currently registered BROOKLYN Currently registered BROOKLYN LAW SCHOOL Currently registered HARVARD Currently registered Page 13 of1680 09/29/2021 NYS Attorney Registrations Page 14 of1680 09/29/2021 NYS Attorney Registrations 1001437 FRANCES M. BLAKE 1001445 BENNETT J. BERGMAN 1001536 ROBERT ARTHUR SHERMAN 1001320 ALEXANDER J. WULWICK 1001528 STEPHEN DAVID KALINSKY 1001544 EDWARD ANDREW KOEPPEL ADLER 1001619 DAVID BENJAMIN MANOWITZ 1001635 JOHN ANTHONY MITCHELL 1001684 CHESTER PAUL LUSTGARTEN 1001643 EVELYN LAURIE BRAUN 1001759 JOHN RALPH HOLSINGER 1001726 ROY I. MARTIN 1001791 GARY THOMAS MOOMJIAN 1001718 MAXWELL S. PFEIFER 1001775 SANFORD STUART ASHER 1001932 TODD L. HERBST 1001551 ALLAN LAWRENCE PULLIN 1001627 THOMAS V. INCANTALUPO 1001668 JACK WOOLAMS 1001742 THEODORE DAVID ITZKOWITZ 1001783 PETER A. JAFFE Page 15 of1680 09/29/2021 NYS Attorney Registrations FRANCES M BLAKE ESQUIRE 6 HUNTER LN BENNETT J BERGMAN 750 EAST AVENUE 1509 Country Club Dr 160 BROADWAY FL 4 STEPHEN DAVID KALINSKY 444 E 52nd St Apt 5E KOEPPEL COMPANIES LLC 45 ROCKEFELLER PLZ STE 2000 DAVID B MANOWITZ ESQ C/O STAHL REAL ESTATE CO 277 PARK AVE MITCHELL & INCANTALUPO 9820 METROPOLITAN AVE Law Office of Chester Lustgarten 81 CHESTER AVE JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT 12501 QUEENS BLVD JOHN R. HOLSINGER, LLC 1 UNIVERSITY PLZ STE 611 FLEMING RUVOLDT PLLC 800 3rd Ave FL 28 MOOMJIAN, WAITE, & COLEMAN LLP ATTORNEYS T 350 JERICHO TPKE STE 104 LAW 2727 PALISADE AVE STE 8F JAFFE AND ASHER 600 3RD AVE GREENBERG, TRAGER & HERBST, LLP 767 3RD AVE FL 12 WEBER & PULLIN, LLP 7600 JERICHO TPKE STE 402 THE LAW FIRM MITCHELL & INCANTALUPO
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