Compare 9 attorneys and 7 law firms in Brooklyn , NY. Sort by highest rating and years of human rights experience.
Virginia Geiss
Brooklyn human rights attorney at Virginia A Geiss with 46 years experience
26 Court Street, Suite 2100, Brooklyn, NY 11242
Robert Lerner
Brooklyn human rights attorney at Robert N Lerner with 38 years experience
5422 7th Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11220
Helene Bernstein
Brooklyn human rights attorney at Helene Bernstein Law and Mediation with 37 years experience
44 Court Street, Suite 905, Brooklyn, NY 11201
Melanie Marmer
Brooklyn human rights attorney at Melanie M Marmer with 36 years experience
44 Court Street, Suite 917, Brooklyn, NY 11201
Michael Meyerson
Brooklyn human rights attorney at Bisogno and Meyerson with 35 years experience
7018 Fort Hamilton Parkway, Brooklyn, NY 11228
Patrick Bisogno
Brooklyn human rights attorney at Bisogno and Meyerson with 35 years experience
7018 Fort Hamilton Parkway, Brooklyn, NY 11228
Elliot Green
Brooklyn human rights attorney at Law Office of Elliot Green with 24 years experience
32 Court Street, Suite 404, Brooklyn, NY 11201
Evan Seckular
Brooklyn human rights attorney at Brian D Perskin and Associates with 15 years experience
44 Court Street, Suite 1210, Brooklyn, NY 11201
Susannah Ashton
Brooklyn human rights attorney at Brian D Perskin and Associates with 14 years experience
44 Court Street, Suite 1210, Brooklyn, NY 11201
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