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Cardello III elected to fellows of the New York Bar Foundation

Michael Cardello III

Garden City, NY Moritt Hock & Hamroff LLP (MHH) announced that Michael Cardello III, a partner of the firm, has been elected to serve as a fellow of The New York Bar Foundation.  

The New York Bar Foundation is the charitable and philanthropic entity of the New York State Bar Association. The fellows are distinguished members of the bench and bar recognized for outstanding professional achievement, dedication to the legal profession, and commitment to the Rule of Law. 

Cardello III has been a partner with MHH since 2006 and serves on the firm’s Management Committee. He concentrates his practice in all areas of business and commercial litigation, and represents large and small businesses, financial institutions and individuals in both Federal and State Courts. In addition, Cardello also serves as a Court-Appointed Discovery Referee and Special Discovery Master by various courts to oversee all aspects of the discovery process in complex commercial cases. He is approved by the Officer of Court Administration in the State of New York to serve as a Receiver and has been appointed by the Court to oversee the dissolution and wind up of the affairs of businesses and for the collection of rents for commercial properties. He also mediates complex commercial litigation cases pending in the Commercial Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York. He serves on the EDNY Litigation Advisory Committee and is also a Fellow of the Academy of Court-Appointed Masters. He earned his J.D., M.B.A., and B.B.A. degrees from Hofstra University.

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