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Posted: October 11, 2022
Forchelli Deegan Terrana LLP has a combined total of 42 attorneys selected to the 2022 New York Metro Super Lawyers and Rising Stars Lists
Uniondale, NY According to Forchelli Deegan Terrana LLP (“FDT”), a combined total of 42 attorneys have been selected to the 2022 New York Metro Super Lawyers and New York Metro Rising Stars lists.
FDT congratulates the following attorneys for being selected to the 2022 New York Metro Super Lawyers list: Joseph Asselta (Construction Litigation); William Bonesso (Land Use & Zoning); David Borkon (Mergers & Acquisitions); Frank Brennan (Employment & Labor); Joseph Cuomo (Mergers & Acquisitions); Andrea Tsoukalas Curto (Land Use & Zoning); Andrew Curto (Business Litigation); Daniel Deegan (Real Estate); Kathleen Deegan Dickson (Land Use & Zoning); Jeffrey Forchelli (Land Use & Zoning); Steven Gaebler (Banking); Alexander Leong (Employment & Labor); Gregory Lisi (Employment & Labor); Gerard Luckman (Bankruptcy: Business); Mary Mongioi (Business & Corporate); Elbert Nasis (Civil Litigation: Defense); Rachel Partain (Tax); James Ricca (Banking); Brian Sahn (Real Estate); Judy Simoncic (Land Use & Zoning); Peter Skelos (Appellate); John Terrana (Real Estate) and Russell Tisman (Business Litigation).
The firm also congratulates the following attorneys for being selected to the 2022 New York Metro Rising Stars list: Michael A. Berger (Employment & Labor); Gabriella Botticelli (General Litigation); Lisa Casa (Employment & Labor); Raymond Castronovo (Construction Litigation); Landon Dais (Cannabis Law); Danielle Gatto (Business Litigation); Brian Kennedy (Land Use & Zoning); Lindsay Mesh Lotito (Banking); Robert Renda (Real Estate); Erik Snipas (Land Use & Zoning) and Brenna Strype (Land Use & Zoning).
The firm extends special congratulations to:
- First time selectees to the 2022 New York Metro Super Lawyers list: Douglas Atkins (Tax); Richard Blumberg (Real Estate); Lorraine Boss (Estate & Probate); Daniel Dornfeld (Real Estate); Nicole Forchelli (Tax) and Danielle Tricolla (Business Litigation).
- First time selectees to the 2022 New York Metro Rising Stars list: Alexander Kerzhner (Mergers & Acquisitions) and Jeremy Musella (Mergers & Acquisitions).
- 10th Year on the list: John Terrana.
- all female attorneys who will be included in the Super Lawyers Women’s Edition.
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