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  William F. Berglund

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  Will is a Partner managing our Bankruptcy and Matrimonial & Family practices. He is a founding board member of Albany Barn, an organization dedicated to developing a permanent, sustainable creative arts incubator and community arts center in Albany. He is a member of the American, New York State, and Albany County Bar Associations; the Family Law section of the New York State Bar Association; and the Capital Region Bankruptcy Bar Association. Will sits on the Board of Directors of the Greenbush Youth Soccer Club and Capital Region Bankruptcy Bar Association. A recipient of the New York State Bar Association’s Empire State Counsel designation, Will was honored for his outstanding contribution in performing legal services to low income individuals in 2012. Will also received the Norman S. Rice Arts, Culture and Education Award in September 2019 for his work as a founding member of the Albany Barn. He is a graduate of the University of Connecticut and a cum laude graduate of Albany Law School, where he was an associate editor of the Albany Law Journal of Science and Technology.

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  Kurt E. Bratten

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  Kurt Bratten is a partner in our Health Law Department. His practice includes a wide range of civil litigation, transactional work, compliance and other advisory services. Kurt’s primary focus is on counseling health care providers regarding various compliance and transactional matters such as state and federal data security and privacy requirements, managed care and other contractual matters, and state and federal regulatory requirements applicable to various provider groups. He frequently assists clients with the assessment of security incidents, HIPAA compliance and response to breaches, and has represented clients before state and federal agencies relating to various cyber security and privacy matters. Kurt represents nursing homes, adult care facilities, clinical laboratories, home care agencies, mental health providers, health care provider associations, physician practices, management companies, individual physicians and other licensed professionals. He also advises a range of institutional clients including those outside of the health care system, about corporate formation, data security, employment, intellectual property and general business matters. Kurt’s litigation practice is concentrated on representing health care providers and licensed professionals in administrative proceedings, regulatory enforcement matters, Article 78 actions and other civil litigation. Kurt has litigated complex issues in state and federal courts in New York and Massachusetts, including ERISA and fraud claims, intellectual property disputes, and novel issues of law. His business litigation experience includes employment and contractual disputes, corporate break-ups, and more specialized areas such as intellectual property matters, piercing the corporate veil, trade secret protection and the enforcement of restrictive covenants. Of equal importance, Kurt has successfully advised clients about how and when to avoid litigation so they can focus their energy and resources on their business or caring for patients. Kurt is currently the Vice-Chair of the Board of Directors of the Empire State Youth Orchestras and member of the Board of Directors of The Legal Project. Prior to joining the firm, Kurt practiced with a law firm in Boston, Massachusetts.

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  Stephen R. Coffey

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  Steve is the founding partner and chair of the Personal Injury and Criminal Defense practices at O’Connell and Aronowitz. Under his leadership, our firm has become one of the most active personal injury and criminal defense law firms in upstate New York. Few lawyers in the area have excelled in both the personal injury and criminal defense fields. With over thirty five years of experience at the state and federal levels, Steve is considered one of the most successful trial lawyers in these two diverse practice areas. As one of the Capital District’s premiere criminal defense trial lawyers, he has been recognized by his peers for his record setting verdicts and settlements. Steve has justly earned that reputation through his representation of thousands of clients in both street crime cases and highly complex white collar cases. In 1975, Steve became fully committed to champion the cause of those unjustly accused after seeing the unfettered power of the government relentlessly pursue innocent people. His desire to reject the abuse of government has led him to represent the most honest and sincere people, who have remained his friends long after their acquittal. Former jurors have even called Steve over the years to represent them and their loved ones. Known for his fearless approach when confronted with injustice, Steve has enjoyed powerful courtroom victories and has consistently garnered million dollar verdicts for his clients in cases that are often highly complex and high profile. Most recently, Steve obtained a $43 million dollar verdict for a brain-injured woman whose case had been turned down by several attorneys. His second largest brain injury verdict came after representing a child in a highly complex product liability case against a corporate giant. The verdict exceeded $20 million dollars. Steve has obtained verdicts in excess of $1M in ten cases and has obtained countless settlements that have exceeded $1M dollars. Steve’s knowledge, insight and analytical skill have translated easily from the courtroom to the media. Local television and radio stations have looked to him as a regular commentator for highly publicized local and national criminal cases. A former Assistant District Attorney for Albany County and Chief Felony Prosecutor, Steve was the youngest Felony Bureau Chief to serve in Albany County. He also served as Special Prosecutor in Fulton and Albany Counties. Steve has complimented his civil and criminal trial skill with an extensive appellate practice. He has lectured and written extensively on civil and criminal trial practice. Steve is also an active participant of local and national charitable organizations involving disabled individuals, including the Muscular Dystrophy Association, Living Resources and The Miracle League.

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  Thomas J. DiNovo

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  Tom is a senior partner in our Litigation department and practices almost exclusively in the area of Personal Injury Litigation. He represents clients who have sustained serious injuries as a result of accidents, product liability and professional malpractice in both State and Federal Courts. He has secured several multi-million dollar verdicts and settlements throughout New York and neighboring states. He is involved in the representation of clients at examinations before trial, various court proceedings and as trial counsel. He is known for his thoroughness and attention to detail, particularly in handling complex product liability and professional negligence matters. Tom has lectured at seminars sponsored by the New York State Bar Association on various topics regarding personal injury litigation, and has also lectured to the National Academy of Forensic Engineers on topics including the use of forensic animation and expert witness testimony. He has co-authored articles on forensic animation for the Journal of the National Academy of Forensic Engineers. Tom has been named to the 2019 Upstate New York Super Lawyers list, a distinction earned by less that 5% of attorneys in the state. 2019 was the third consecutive year he earned the designation. Tom has consecutively earned an “AV-Preeminent” rating by Martindale-Hubbell, the highest possible rating in both legal ability and ethical standards. He is a regular guest commentator on local radio shows, including TALK 1300 AM. As a Certified New York State Emergency Medical Technician, Tom is personally committed to supporting Emergency Service Providers in our local community. He acts as general counsel to several local emergency response organizations and has also provided continuing education programs to a number of EMS organizations and fire departments. Very active in the community, Tom has served for many years on the Board and then Executive Board for local little league organizations. He serves as a member of the Board of Trustees at Christian Brothers Academy, and an all-boys LaSallian Jr/Sr high school. Tom’s community service activities also included volunteering to present safety programs to local high school students as part of a national End Distracted Driving campaign.

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  Matthew J. Dorsey

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  Matt is partner concentrating his practice in the area of elder law, estate administration, and Medicaid planning. In his Medicaid planning practice, Matt works with families to preserve their assets, while obtaining access to necessary long term care services. Matt has been a Legal Services Provider for the Saratoga County Office for the Aging for over a decade and previously served as the Saratoga County Examiner of Guardianship Accounts. Matt is a frequent lecturer on elder law issues for the State and County Bar Associations, as well as the Office for the Aging and Community Hospice. Matt is a member of the New York State Bar Association and the Elder Law Section. He also served as an elected representative to the New York State Bar Association House of Delegates between 2003 and 2005. Based on Matt’s professional background and long history of community service, the Saratoga County Bar Association nominated Matt in 2007 for a New York State Bar Association Outstanding Lawyer Award. Matt’s interest in the well being of our elderly led him to establish the Saratoga Springs Memory Walk for the benefit of the Alzheimer’s Association in 1997. Matt served as Chairman of the Memory Walk from 1997 to 2001. The Saratoga Springs Memory Walk has been held annually since 1997 and has raised over $1 million dollars since its inception. In December, 2000, Matt was recognized as Volunteer of the Year by the Adirondack Branch of the Alzheimer’s Association. Matt served as City Attorney for the City of Saratoga Springs from 2004 to 2006. During his tenure, Matt acted as the primary staff person responsible for the City’s purchase of six unique open space parcels, totaling 100 acres. Matt also drafted the first revision of the City of Saratoga Springs Ethics Code in over thirty years. Matt served as Special Counsel to the City in the defense of tax assessment cases between 2002 and 2006 and as Assistant City Attorney from 1996 to 1999. After leaving the City of Saratoga Springs, Matt represented the Town of Queensbury defending a tax assessment challenge case involving millions of dollars in assessed value. Matt has also successfully handled numerous tax assessment challenges for private landowners, resulting in significant reductions in their assessments. Matt is a Member of the Saratoga Springs Rotary Club and served as Club President. He is also a Board Member and Secretary of the Saratoga Springs Rotary Education Foundation. The Foundation raises funds for and manages an endowment for the Rotary scholarship program, which provides over $40,000 in scholarship funding every year to area high school students. Matt is a prior recipient of the Outstanding Young Leader Award from the Greater Saratoga Springs Jaycees. He is a 1998 graduate of the Leadership Saratoga Program, created by the Saratoga County Chamber of Commerce to develop community leaders in the Greater Saratoga area.

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  Scott W. Iseman

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  Scott W. Iseman is a Partner in our Litigation department and works on complex criminal defense matters, catastrophic personal injury cases and civil litigation. He focuses his practice on representing business leaders, public officials, and other individuals who face challenging criminal and civil investigations, particularly during trials and other adversarial proceedings. Clients come to Scott for his diligent, determined and practical approach to each case. He has quickly gained a reputation as an attorney who patiently works with and advises his clients to develop a plan that puts his clients in the best position and then executes that plan with efficiency, professionalism and competence. This is especially evident at trial where’s Scott’s passionate and disciplined style has led to numerous not guilty verdicts. As a result, he was once again selected by Super Lawyers in 2019 as an Upstate New York Rising Star which recognizes the top attorneys under 40 years old and in practice 10 years or less. 2019 was the fourth consecutive year he received this recognition from his peers. Scott joined O&A after serving as a U.S. Marine Corps Judge Advocate where he became the Senior Trial Counsel at Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point and a Special Assistant U.S. Attorney in the Eastern District of North Carolina. Since joining O&A, he has successfully defended individuals and corporations in complex criminal and regulatory matters at trials in state and federal court as well as before various governmental authorities and commissions. A founder of O&A’s Student Defenders practice group, Scott frequently defends college students during college disciplinary proceedings, Title IX investigations and in litigation challenging colleges’ disciplinary determinations. He represents students and student organizations throughout New York State and regularly lectures and writes on the legal issues associated with student disciplinary proceedings and Title IX matters. Outside the office, Scott continues to serve and advocate for the New York’s military veterans and their families. He is a member of the Saratoga County Chamber of Commerce’s Veterans Business Counsel and a member of the New York State Department of Veteran’s Affairs Discharge Upgrade Advisory Board. Scott is also a Director for the New York State Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers. In law school at University at Buffalo, Scott was Managing Editor of the Buffalo Law Review and separately won the Desmond Moot Court competition, the Judge Matthew J. Jasen Appellate Practice Award and the James M. Keiffer Trial Excellence Award.

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  Robert J. Koshgarian

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  Bob’s practice is concentrated in the areas of corporate and business law, employee benefits, executive compensation planning, taxation and real property. He has handled numerous complex business transactions and retirement and welfare benefit plan matters, including employee stock ownership plan leveraged financing and the design and administration of self-funded health care plans. In addition, Bob has represented individuals, businesses and fiduciaries in civil and criminal investigations before the Internal Revenue Service, United States Department of Labor, New York State Department of Taxation and Finance and New York State Department of Labor. He also has considerable experience in advising clients on a variety of commercial, transactional, corporate and real property matters.

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  Kevin Laurilliard

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  Michael P. McDermott

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  Mike is the President at O’Connell and Aronowitz. He handles plaintiff’s personal injury cases and criminal defense at our firm with a special emphasis in representing children who have suffered brain injuries as a result of lead paint poisoning. He has handled or supervised over three dozen homicide prosecutions, trying many of those cases to verdict, and he is a court-appointed special prosecutor in homicide cases in Albany and Rensselaer counties. While in law school, Mike was an Associate Editor of the Albany Law Review. Upon graduation, he entered the Albany County District Attorney’s Office as an assistant district attorney under the Hon. Sol Greenberg. In 1991 he was hired by the Hon. Mary Donohue as Chief Assistant District Attorney of Rensselaer County. After leaving the Rensselaer County DA’s Office, Mike was a partner in the former Albany law firm of Bouck, Holloway, Kiernan and Casey where he specialized in defending insurance carriers in arson cases. In 2002, he returned to the Albany County District Attorney’s Office as Chief Assistant District Attorney under the Hon. Paul A. Clyne. In 2004, Mike was named New York State Arson Prosecutor of the Year by the New York State Fire Investigators Association. Mike continued to serve in the Albany County District Attorney’s Office as Chief Assistant under the Hon. P. David Soares until January of 2007, when he became Of Counsel to our firm. Also in 2007, he was appointed by Gov. Eliot Spitzer to the New York State Commission on Sentencing Reform. He previously served as a member of the City of Albany Gun Violence Task Force. For the sixth consecutive year, Mike was named to the 2019 Upstate New York Super Lawyers list, a distinction earned by less than 5% of the attorneys in the state. He serves on the board of directors of TASC, Inc. a local not-for-profit corporation providing residential drug treatment as an alternative to incarceration for eligible offenders in the Capital District, and he also serves on the board of directors of the Albany County Bar Association. In addition to the practice of law, Mike has been an adjunct professor at Siena College and Southern Vermont College. He has lectured on legal issues for the New York State Bar Association, the Albany County Bar Association, the Schenectady County Bar Association, the New York State Prosecutors Training Institute, Albany Law School, and the National Business Institute.

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  Kelly J. Mikullitz

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  For more than a decade, Kelly has represented hundreds of injured children and adults, dedicating a significant amount of her practice to advocating for individuals with serious brain injuries. A legal force and advocate for those suffering from brain injuries, Kelly has been active in organizing speaking engagements and presenting to attorneys, neighborhood associations, schools, and civic groups throughout New York State and at national conferences. She has been an active member of the Brain Injury Association of New York State (BIANYS) since 2006. She has served on their Board of Directors since 2014, is an active member of their Resource Management, Governance, and Executive Committees, and formerly served as Secretary. She then served as 2nd Vice President before being elected as 1st Vice President in June 2019. Kelly is the supervising partner of our firm’s Lead Poisoning and Toxic Exposure Litigation Group, one of the leading lead poisoning injury litigation groups in upstate New York. Due to her extensive experience in this area, she is frequently consulted by other attorneys, landlords, tenants, government agencies and the media about lead poisoning and its effects. Also a partner within our Family and Matrimonial Law Department, Kelly devotes a substantial amount of her practice to representing clients dealing with difficult family matters, including separations, divorce, custody, parenting time disputes, spousal maintenance, and child support. She takes great pride in compassionate collaboration with her clients while guiding them through these difficult personal matters. She was honored to be designated as an Attorney for Children by the Third Judicial Department Office of Attorneys for Children in 2016, and receives appointments for representation of children by judges in Rensselaer County Family Court. Through her involvement with the Albany County Bar Association, she is also a monthly volunteer at the Albany County Family Court Help Center. Kelly’s community service efforts also include her service to the Third Judicial District’s Committee on Character and Fitness, her active participation in the End Distracted Driving Student Awareness Initiative, and her former role of Vice-President of the Donald P. Sutherland Parent and Teachers Organization. Kelly was twice named to the Upstate New York Rising Stars List by Super Lawyers, which acknowledges attorneys under 40 years old and in practice less than 10 years. The distinction is earned by less than 2.5% of all attorneys in New York State.

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  Cornelius D. Murray

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  Neil is a senior partner with our Health Law practice and supervising partner of our Appeals, Constitutional Law and Casino & Gaming practices. He has represented numerous and varied clients in the health care industry and is currently General Counsel for the New York State Health Facilities Association where he focuses on issues involving complex Medicare and Medicaid reimbursement issues, regulatory compliance and Certificates of Need. Neil has lectured widely on legal matters affecting the health care industry and on administrative law. He has served as Chair of the Administrative Law Committee of the New York State Bar Association and as Chair of the Legal Task Force of the American Health Care Association. A Fellow of the New York State Bar Foundation, Neil is a past President of the Albany County Bar Association. He has consistently been listed in Best Lawyers in America, having also earned their distinction of Lawyer of the Year in the area of Health Care law. Neil has also consistently been named to the Upstate New York Super Lawyers list, a distinction earned by less than 5% of attorneys in the state.

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  Pamela A. Nichols

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  Pam has been a Partner at O’Connell & Aronowitz for 23 years where she practices in our Personal Injury Litigation Department. She was the firm’s managing partner for 15 years. Her accomplishments tackling the legal issues that arise during litigation have been critical to the firm’s overall success. Pam consistently obtains excellent results representing plaintiffs in all areas of personal injury lawsuits including wrongful death cases, medical malpractice, auto collisions, trucking crashes, dangerous products, abused children and defective medical devices and pharmaceuticals. Since NYS’s passage of the Child Victims Act in 2019, she has focused on representing countless numbers of survivors of child sexual abuse in actions against their abusers and against the establishments that failed to prevent the abuse. Her results speak for themselves. Pam recently settled an automobile collision involving a pedestrian for $1.25 million. She was the driving force in winning an $11 million verdict in a medical malpractice case involving sexually abused children. Pam obtained a $1.8 million settlement in a medical malpractice case involving a physically abused and neglected child. She co-counseled a wrongful death trucking collision which settled for $6.5 million dollars and a ski injury trial which ultimately settled for $1.5 million dollars. Pam also reached a settlement of $750,000 for the wrongful death of a three-year-old child. Pam has obtained millions of dollars on behalf of children injured at birth and on behalf of adults and children who have suffered injury and death as a result of malpractice. She has represented many families in wrongful death actions to recover for the loss of a family member due to the negligent acts of others. Pam understands that the focus must be on family after a parent or child sustains an injury and she fiercely protects families’ legal and financial rights so they can focus on their emotional and physical needs. She is a tireless advocate for a change to New York State’s wrongful death law to include a recovery for family members who lose a loved one. This change in the law would allow families to seek compensation for grief or anguish, loss of love, protection, comfort, and companionship and loss of nurture, guidance, counsel, advice, training and education resulting from death. Pam also takes pride in her commitment to the L.G.B.T.Q.I.A.+ community in the Capital Region through her legal representation of clients in the community and through the firm’s participation in local events that support and celebrate diversity. When she is not practicing law, Pam is an active volunteer supporting many different causes that encourage and ensure health and safety. In 2012, she joined forces with The Casey Feldman Foundation and EndDD.org for a national distracted driving initiative aimed at keeping high school students safe on the road. The Casey Feldman Foundation is a not-for-profit whose namesake was a 21-year-old Fordham University student who was killed by a distracted driver. Her parents, Joel and Dianne, both attorneys, started the foundation in their daughter’s memory with the hopes of sparing other families from such profound loss. Tragedy inspired a national movement and began Pam’s journey as an advocate of EndDD in upstate New York. Today, under her leadership, O’Connell and Aronowitz volunteer attorneys have brought EndDD’s message to more than 14,000 students in upstate NY. Pam has also presented to the NYS Governor’s Traffic Safety Committee and NYS Partnership for Teen Driving Safety. Every year, Pam leads our firm in volunteer efforts to help others in need. These efforts have ranged from providing food and clothing to homeless veterans and providing school supplies to children in need, to painting the physical plant of the local Boys and Girls Club and purchasing supplies for domestic violence safehouses and homeless shelters. Her outreach has also included cleaning protected beaches to save wildlife and organizing supply donations around the country to aid victims of natural disasters. Pam serves as the Capital Region Affiliate President of the NYS Trial Lawyers Association and is a member of NYSTLA’s Executive Committee. She is an active member of the Leader’s Forum with the American Association for Justice and The Injury Board, a national community of personal injury attorneys committed to consumer safety. Once again named to the Best Lawyers in America list for 2019 in addition to the Upstate NY Super Lawyer’s list since 2012, Pam also earned the highest level of recognition from her peers with Martindale-Hubbell’s AV Preeminent Rating. She is the VP of the Downtown Albany Business Improvement District and a member of the Executive Committee. Pam represents clients throughout upstate NY as well as in New York City where she maintains a residence. She enjoys reading, travelling and spending time with her husband, four grown children and her d

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  Paul C. Pastore

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  Peter A. Pastore

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  David R. Ross

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  David is Partner focusing his practice on Medicaid, Medicare and private insurance audits & investigations, Health Law including fraud and abuse, governmental investigations of all kinds, criminal defense, administrative hearings, Federal and State False Claims whistleblower cases, Medicaid compliance plans, and Article 78 cases. He is the head of the Firm’s Government Investigations Unit and a member of the Healthcare Fraud and Abuse Unit. David has had a number of high ranking positions within New York State government. Former Governor George Pataki appointed him General Counsel of the Office of the Medicaid Inspector General (OMIG) when the OMIG was created in 2005 in response to widespread public concern about Medicaid fraud, waste and abuse. The OMIG is an office within the New York State Department of Health designed to maximize the recovery of misspent Medicaid funds and is the central coordinating body for New York’s anti-Medicaid fraud, waste and abuse efforts. In addition to serving the OMIG as General Counsel, David was the Deputy Medicaid Inspector General for Audits and Investigations and directed a statewide staff of 364 auditors, investigators and private contractors. In that capacity, he oversaw all audits and investigations involving Medicaid providers. He also worked extensively with the Medicaid Fraud Control Unit of the Attorney General’s Office on many cases of criminal fraud. Under former Governors Pataki and Spitzer, David concluded his career in state government as the Acting Medicaid Inspector General. As the head of the OMIG, he was responsible for all statewide operations and 584 people in seven offices. Prior to his service at the OMIG, David held several positions at the New York State Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Services (OASAS), including Acting General Counsel, Deputy Counsel, and Associate Counsel. Prior to joining OASAS, he had extensive experience in criminal law and procedure, having served as an Assistant Attorney General in the New York State Attorney General’s Environmental Protection Bureau. He handled both criminal and civil cases and investigations throughout the state in addition to numerous Article 78 proceedings. David has also served as a Senior Assistant District Attorney and as an Assistant Public Defender in various County, City, Town and Village Courts. David is a frequent speaker at various provider conferences throughout the state. He was weekly on-the-air Legal Analyst for the Capital District radio talk show Talk1300 AM hosted by Paul Vandenburgh.

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  Jeffrey J. Sherrin

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  Jeffrey is a Shareholder at O’Connell & Aronowitz. Primarily a health care attorney, he is also an accomplished litigator in health care, commercial and employment cases. In his national health law practice, Jeffrey has represented providers and their trade associations for over 35 years. His clients include hospitals, clinical laboratories, alcohol and substance abuse providers, behavioral health providers, nursing homes, home health care agencies, adult care facilities, DME and respiratory suppliers, physician practices, and ancillary health care practitioners. His clinical laboratory clientele, in particular, is nationwide, and he is regularly tapped to speak at national conferences and forums on issues affecting clinical laboratories. Jeffrey practices in all federal and state courts, and before all federal and state health care regulatory agencies. He has successfully represented the New York State hospital industry in two appeals before the United States Supreme Court and actively represents clients in all types of healthcare litigation, including criminal, civil and administrative fraud and abuse investigations; Medicare, Medicaid and private insurer audits, and commercial litigation. He also represents providers in professional discipline and regulatory enforcement matters. In the area of Employment Law, Jeffrey obtained a $15.4 million jury verdict for an individual plaintiff in a sexual harassment trial, which, at the time, was the largest verdict in the country for an individual plaintiff in an employment discrimination case. He also recovered over $23 million for clinical laboratories from the New York State Department of Health in two lawsuits, due to the State’s collection of excessive license fees, and over $8 million for an individual clinical laboratory from a major health insurance company for wrongful denials of claims. Jeffrey has also successfully represented shareholder interests in major class action litigation. Formerly in charge of litigation for the New York State Department of Mental Hygiene, Jeff was also an Adjunct Professor of Law for Union College’s graduate program in Health Care Administration. He has been listed in the publication The Best Lawyers in America for over 20 years and also consistently been listed in the Upstate New York Super Lawyers list, a distinction earned by less than 5% of attorneys in the state.

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  Jeffrey A. Siegel

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  Jeff is Managing Partner at O’Connell & Aronowitz and heads our Business practice area, concentrating in the areas of commercial litigation, commercial real estate and commercial transactions. He has handled numerous commercial and business disputes through litigation, arbitration and mediation, commercial real estate purchases, sales, financing and leasing matters, and business transactions. Jeff has represented plaintiffs and defendants in litigation, buyers and sellers of commercial real estate, lenders and borrowers in commercial financing transactions and municipalities and individuals in land use matters and Article 78 proceedings.

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  Francis J. Smith

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  Fran is partner concentrating his practice in the areas of commercial creditors’ rights, commercial litigation, and appellate practice. In his commercial creditor’s rights practice, Fran represents commercial lenders in all areas involving troubled loans including workouts, mortgage foreclosures, and Chapter 7 and Chapter 11 bankruptcies. Fran is a member of the New York State Bar Association, Commercial Litigation Section, and the Capital Region Bankruptcy Bar Association. Fran is the editor of the Mortgage Foreclosures chapter of the New York State Bar Association Practical Skills Series. Prior to joining O’Connell & Aronowitz, P.C., Fran was a partner with the firm of McNamee Lochner P.C. Prior to entering private practice, Mr. Smith spent eight years with the New York State Supreme Court, Appellate Division, Third Department, the last six of which were spent as confidential law clerk to the Honorable A. Franklin Mahoney, Presiding Justice of that court.

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  Danielle Holley Tangorre

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  Danielle Holley Tangorre is a Partner who brings a wealth of health law experience to the O’Connell & Aronowitz Health Law practice. She represents and advises a broad spectrum of health care providers and trade associations on operational and compliance issues, fraud and abuse, HIPAA, litigation and regulatory matters. Danielle has also guided health care providers through a number of complex re-organizations and affiliations, with a particular emphasis on representing clinical laboratories, long-term care facilities, and physician group practices. She routinely advises her clients on how to navigate the complex maze of federal and state laws and the assists in structuring those corporate arrangements. Danielle has a unique perspective that she brings to her clients. This is in part due to her clinical ethics fellowship that she completed at Albany Medical College after graduating from law school and obtaining her M.S. in Bioethics at the Alden March Bioethics Institute at Albany Medical Center simultaneously. Due to her experience in ethics and care for the elderly or disabled, Danielle actively advises clients on the ethical and legal requirements related to delivery of health care services and consent issues, as well as guardianship and other advanced care planning. Danielle serves on the Board of Directors of the Cerebral Palsy Associations Guardianship Corporation, and is a member of the Institutional Review Board at Albany Medical Center, where she is also an Assistant Adjunct Professor. She is also a frequent writer and lecturer on health-related legal and bioethical issues. Danielle has been named to the Upstate New York Risings Stars list by Super Lawyers from 2015 – 2019, which acknowledges attorneys under 40 years old and in practice 10 years or less.

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  Roland M. Cavalier

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  Roland Cavalier is Of Counsel to the firm and has been advising business clients for over four decades. His broad-based practice concentrates in the area of business law with representation of corporate and other business clients including shareholders of closely-held corporations, partners in partnerships and members of limited liability companies. Roland services clients over a wide range of industries, including professional practices, technology enterprises, manufacturers, retailers, refuse collection/disposal service providers, construction contractors, architects and engineers, property owners and developers. He has significant experience in acquisitions and sales of privately-held companies, having served as lead counsel in several multi-million dollar transactions. Roland has tried and argued business law cases before the New York State Courts, as well as Federal Courts in New York (Northern and Southern Districts), New Jersey and Ohio. In addition to civil litigation in the court system, Roland has extensive experience in alternative dispute resolution. Certified by the American Arbitration Association, he has acted as an arbitrator for business/commercial and construction disputes since 1974 and is certified by Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA), as a non-public arbitrator. He’s been both sole arbitrator and member of a panel of arbitrators in variety of commercial arbitration cases, including breach of contract, commercial real estate, trademark infringement, construction disputes, customer – stockbroker disputes (primarily via FINRA, formerly known as NASD) and disputes between shareholders/business owners. He was recently appointed as a mediator by the U.S. District Court of the Northern District of New York. With significant experience in securities law, Roland has represented both customers and stockbrokers in the arbitration and mediation of such disputes. He has also represented companies in the sale of securities in Regulation D transactions. Before joining O’Connell and Aronowitz, Roland was most recently Of Counsel at Tuczinski, Cavalier & Gilchrist, P.C. and served as Managing Partner at several other local and region firms. He has earned Martindale-Hubbell’s highest peer review rating of AV Preeminent.

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  Cristina Commisso

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  Cristina is Of Counsel with our Civil Litigation and Personal Injury Litigation practices. While in law school, she served as both a member and Senior Editor of the Albany Law Review and was a semi-finalist in the Domenick L. Gabrielli Appellate Advocacy Competition. Further, she interned for the Honorable David R. Homer, United States Magistrate Judge for the Northern District of New York. Upon her graduation, she was inducted into the National Order of Barristers for excellence in student advocacy. Cristina previously served on the Board of Directors of the Boys and Girls Club of Schenectady and was a member of the Junior League of Albany

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  Paul A. Feigenbaum

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  Paul is a highly-regarded federal and state court commercial litigator, concentrating on commercial litigation, arbitration, mediation and appellate practice. He joined O’Connell and Aronowitz as Senior Counsel after tenure at Mazzotta, Siegel & Vagianelis since 2002. Paul’s extensive commercial litigation experience obtaining a $25.25M commercial judgment following a five-month trial. He has represented major financial institutions and borrowers in commercial transactions and has provided general corporate representation advising Boards of Directors and CEOs of public and private corporations. He previously was a partner with Couch White in Albany and Fink, Weinberger, Fredman, Berman & Lowell in New York City. Paul has been named to the Upstate New York Super Lawyer’s list since 2011, a distinction earned by less than 5% of attorneys in the state. He has earned Martindale Hubbell’s prestigious AV rating with recognition in Appellate Law, and he is Fellow with The Litigation Counsel of America. Paul was appointed in 2015 as member of the Committee on Character and Fitness of the Appellate Division, Third Department, for a five-year term. He is past president of the Senior Services of Albany Foundation and has served on the Board of Directors of Whitney M. Young, Jr. Health Center Foundation. Paul is also a former member of United Jewish Appeal/Federation of Jewish Philanthropies of Greater New York where served as chairman of the Young Lawyers’ Division and served on the Executive Committee.

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  Richard S. Harrow

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  Richard is Of Counsel to our health and criminal law practice groups in the Albany office. In addition to focusing on Medicare, Medicaid and False Claims prosecutions and investigations, and corporate compliance, Richard works with the firm’s white collar criminal defense attorneys where he represents individuals and entities in every stage of criminal and regulatory investigations and prosecutions. Prior to joining our firm, Richard was a prosecutor in the New York State Attorney General’s Medicaid Fraud Control Unit for twenty-seven years. He served as the Regional Director for the New York City Region for ten years beginning in 1998, overseeing a staff of one hundred lawyers, investigators and auditors. In August 2008, Richard became the Regional Director in the Albany Office of the Medicaid Fraud Control Unit. Since 1984, he has investigated and prosecuted hundreds of Medicaid fraud cases and nursing home patient abuse cases. Richard received the Medicaid Fraud Control Unit’s Special Achievement Award in 1989 for his efforts in prosecuting the largest theft by a single Medicaid provider in United States history, which included convictions for arson, tax fraud and perjury. In 2001, he was awarded the Louis J. Lefkowitz Award for his prosecution of the owner of an Adult Day Care Center for a larceny which, once again, was the largest fraud by a single provider in the United States. Between 2005 and 2008, Richard conducted a comprehensive investigation of the Home Care industry, known as “Operation Home Alone,” which resulted in over 100 criminal convictions, millions of dollars in restitution, and systematic changes in the Home Care industry. He received the Attorney General’s Special Achievement Award for his efforts. Between August 1992 and September 1993, Richard was appointed as Special Assistant to the United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York to assist on Medicaid fraud investigations. He has lectured at Health Care Fraud training seminars conducted by the U.S. Department of Justice and the F.B.I. He has been a frequent lecturer at the National Association of Medicaid Fraud Control Units. Between 1978 and 1984, Richard worked as a senior trial counsel for the New York State Grievance Committee, Appellate Division, Second Judicial Department. In this role, he investigated and prosecuted attorney misconduct in cases ranging from conversion of clients’ funds, “black market” adoptions and ambulance chasing. Richard was formerly an adjunct professor at St. John’s University and John Jay College of Criminal Justice, teaching criminal law and evidence from 1999 to 2004. He also taught at the Intensive Trial Advocacy Program at Cardozo School of Law.

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  Florence M. Richardson

  Of Counsel

  Florence M. Richardson, who joined O’Connell and Aronowitz in January 2018, is Of Counsel with our firm and has dedicated herself entirely to the field of matrimonial law since she was admitted to practice in 1984. She focuses her practice on divorce, custody, prenuptial agreements, separation agreements, child support, spousal support and equitable distribution. Before joining O’Connell and Aronowitz she was principal at Kahn and Richardson, an Albany law firm that focused exclusively on Family & Matrimonial law. From her decades of experience guiding and advising clients, Flo is well aware of the physical, emotional and financial burdens imposed by contested legal proceedings. She understands how matrimonial litigation can bring about many emotional, property, custodial, financial and legal changes that are temporarily disruptive and that the right attorney can prevent these temporary disruptions from becoming permanently disastrous. Flo is a member of the New York State Matrimonial Practice Advisory and Rules Committee, the American and New York State Bar Associations (Family Law Sections), the Albany and Schenectady County Bar Associations, the Women’s Bar Association of the State of New York (Capital District Chapter) and the Capital District Trial Lawyers Association. She has been a volunteer for the Albany Law School Pro Bono Law Clinic for Veterans since 2012 and has lectured on a variety of legal topics to Bar Associations and other organizations and to members of the public. Named to the 2019 Upstate New York Super Lawyers list, marking her fifth consecutive year, Flo joins the fewer than 5% of attorneys across New York state who earn this prestigious designation.

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  Meredith H. Savitt

  Of Counsel

  Meredith is Of Counsel to the firm in our Albany office, and she concentrates her law practice in the area of labor and employment law and litigation. She has represented employers and has handled employment matters before, state and federal courts, the National Labor Relations Board, including collective bargaining negotiations, unionization campaigns, and unfair labor practices. She has also represented employers before the New York State Public Employment Relations Board, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, New York State Department of Labor, and the New York State Division of Human Rights. Meredith regularly provides consultation, advice and anti-harassment and supervisor training services to employers regarding ongoing issue in the workplace, wages, discrimination, reasonable accommodation issues, Family Medical and other types of leave, safety, compensation, and drafts policies and employment manuals. Before joining O’Connell and Aronowitz, Meredith was a principle in the law firm of Hite, Savitt, O’Donnell & Beaumont, P.C. and served for several years as an Assistant Attorney General. Prior to that she practiced law in New York City with the law firm of Milgrim, Thomajan & Lee, where she represented Fortune 500 corporations, as well as small businesses. Meredith has lectured extensively on equal employment laws, and she co-authored the chapter on class actions in Moore’s Federal Practice 3d. Meredith is a founding member of the Capital District Women’s Bar Association’s Legal Project, a not-for-profit foundation, where she served as President for two years and serves on the Board of Trustees. She currently serves on the Board of Family and Children’s Service of the Capital Region, Inc. She has been awarded the President’s Pro Bono Award by the New York State Bar Association and the 2001 Pro Bono Award of the Women’s Bar Association of the State of New York.

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  Daniel J. Tuczinski

  Of Counsel

  Dan Tuczinski brings more than 35 years of legal experience to the Business Law department of O’Connell and Aronowitz. His extensive legal background includes trial, arbitration and mediation practice, as well as client representation in personal injury, corporate, business, estate, regulatory, insurance, municipal and land use matters. Dan has represented plaintiffs and defendants, claimants and respondents as well as corporations, businesses and municipalities in diverse and complex litigation in Federal , State and County Courts. Formerly County Attorney for Columbia County, Dan has also served as legal or Special Counsel for a number of municipal entities including City, Village and Town Boards and Fire Districts. Prior to joining O’Connell and Aronowitz, he was a partner at the Connor Curran and Schram law firm in Hudson New York, and was a founding member of the Fernandez Burstein and Tuczinski and Tuczinski, Cavalier and Gilchrist law firms. Dan has been named to the Upstate New York Super Lawyer’s list since 2011, a distinction earned by less than 5% of attorneys in the State. Dan has conducted presentations for the New York State Bar Association and New York State Trial Lawyers Association on topics including Suing and Defending municipalities, the Development Approval Process, Legal Updates and Direct Examination Principles applied to Securities Arbitration. Active in the local community, Dan is a passionate advocate for personal safety and civic betterment. He is a founding member and Executive Director of the K2P Network, an organization dedicated to educating and preventing sexual assault and dating violence in our schools and communities. Dan is also a founding organizer and Director for Citizens for Integrity, Inc., a Not-for-Profit Corporation organized to encourage commitment to public service, accountability and integrity by elected officials and community leaders.

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  Karen Martino Valle

  Of Counsel

  Karen Martino Valle is Of Counsel to our firm and focuses her practice in the organization and operation of businesses and not-for-profit corporations, partnerships and limited liability companies. She advises clients across a breadth of business ventures including transactional matters, mergers and acquisitions, tax planning, and commercial leasing and financing with a special focus on health-related entities. Additional key practice areas included estate planning and administration, contested estate and trust matters, tax representation, business and succession planning and regulatory compliance for healthcare entities including defense of Medicare and Medicaid audits. Before joining O’Connell and Aronowitz, Karen was most recently with Tuczinski, Gilchrist, Cavalier & Tingley and has also worked with a prominent national law firm and several regional firms. She started her career with Office of Chief Counsel of the Internal Revenue Service where she litigated cases in the United States Tax Court. Karen was an Adjunct Professor at the State University at Albany Graduate Business School for 16 years, teaching the Corporate Taxation course in its graduate accounting program. She was also an Adjunct Professor at the Graduate College of Union University for 17 years, initially teaching the Partnership and Corporate Taxation course, and later its Business Law course, and continued teaching the Business Law course as an Adjunct Professor at Clarkson University Graduate School for an additional two years following GCUU’s merger into Clarkson. Karen has earned Martindale-Hubbell’s highest peer review rating: AV Preeminent, a significant rating accomplishment and a testament to the fact that her peers rank her at the highest level of professional excellence.

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  Leonard A. Weiss

  Of Counsel

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  Graig F. Zappia

  Of Counsel

  Graig contributes to the versatility of O’Connell and Aronowitz’s legal services for Capital Region residents. He was brought in as an integral part the firm’s Business Law & Transactions practice group. He represents small businesses in asset acquisitions and sales, corporate formations, and advises clients in commercial litigation matters. He also represents private real estate clients, developers, banks and other institutional lenders in their real estate transactions. Graig’s understanding of the loan process from all angles enables the firm to advise business clients throughout the closing process while providing representation across a range of real estate legal matters including contract negotiation, lease disputes, and adverse possession matters. Graig also practices civil litigation and employment law, representing employers and employees in employment discrimination, FLSA, FMLA and labor law matters. Additionally, Graig provides estate planning services for his clients, including will and trust preparation. Prior to joining O’Connell and Aronowitz, Graig was Partner with a regional law firm and was previously founder of his own solo practice and its in-house title company. His general practice law firm focused on real estate, small business and civil litigation. Before starting his own firm, Graig served as an associate attorney at Upstate New York law firms in Rochester, Clifton Park, and Latham. Graig has been admitted to practice in all New York State courts, as well as the U.S. District Court for the Western and Northern Districts. He is a current member of the New York State Bar Association. Graig received his juris doctorate from Albany Law School of Union University in Albany, New York. While attending Albany Law, he served as an appellate advocacy team member, appellate coach and executive board member of the school’s Moot Court Program, in addition to serving as an article editor for the school’s Environmental Outlook Law Journal. He received a bachelor’s degree from Siena College in Political Science.

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  Marina W. Chu

  Associate

  Marina is an Associate in our Business Law & Transactions and Health Law departments. In her practice, she focuses on data privacy and security and transactional and regulatory advice for business and health care clients. Marina brings with her substantial experience in the data and privacy security field. Previously, she interned at the Center for Internet Security and Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance while in law school. At the Center for Internet Security, Marina researched election FOIA exemptions for the Election Infrastructure Information Sharing and Analysis Center, which was shared with election officials across the country. She also researched and drafted memoranda on General Data Protection Regulation, California Consumer Privacy Act, and state data breach laws. Her work at the Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance included legal research on data protection, cloud computing, security, and privacy issues. Marina also researched security and privacy issues relating to Internet of Things devices and genetic data privacy as a Research Assistant for Associate Dean Antony Haynes. In addition, she was the President of the Asian Pacific American Law Student Association and an Associate Editor of the Albany Law Review.

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  Samantha L. Femia

  Associate

  Samantha is an Associate in our Health Law department. She represents and advises health care providers and clinical laboratories in fraud and abuse, HIPPA, data security, compliance, Medicaid and Medicare compliance and other regulatory and transactional matters. Sam previously interned with our Firm researching legal issues in the healthcare industry including nursing home issues. While in law school, Sam was a legal intern at the Health Law Clinic of the Albany Law Clinic and Justice Center researching legal issues in the healthcare industry. She was an Intern and later Judicial Intern for the Honorable Erin P. Gall of the Oneida County Supreme Court, where, in addition to drafting court decisions and briefing cases, she researched legal issues including malpractice, foreclosure, divorce and insurance claims.

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  Michael Y. Hawrylchak

  Associate

  Michael is an Associate working among both our Business Services and Health Law practice groups. He has experience in litigation matters, including securities fraud, civil rights, antitrust, and general commercial litigation. A former software engineer, Mike also brings to the firm a unique background in engineering and technology. Before joining O’Connell and Aronowitz, he was Senior Associate and Deputy General Counsel at an NYC-based firm representing class and collective action plaintiffs in various federal courts in areas including labor law, employment law, and product liability, while also managing litigation and arbitration on behalf of the firm. Mike has held associate positions at several Capital District law firms and was law clerk for Judge I. Leo Glasser in the United States District Court, Eastern District of New York. He also spent a summer during law school working on public interest litigation with the Institute for Justice in Arlington, VA. Mike earned his J.D. cum laude from Harvard Law School where he was a Senior Editor on the Journal of Law and Public Policy and an Article Submissions Committee Member for the Journal of Law and Technology. He earned his Bachelor’s Degree in mechanical engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Before entering law school, he was a software engineer. Michael is a member of the New York State Bar Association and coaches youth soccer for the Guilderland Recreation Soccer Program.

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  Chad A. Jerome

  Associate

  Chad is an attorney in our Personal Injury practice where he represents people injured as a result of the negligence or medical malpractice of others. Chad has handled countless cases from intake through trial and appeal over his extensive legal career. Prior to becoming an attorney, Chad was a Paralegal for over a decade, with many of those years serving as a Trial Paralegal, preparing for and attending the trials of cases with all attorneys in his office. Prior to joining O’Connell & Aronowitz, Chad was in private practice. He has 25 years of legal experience, the large majority of which was representing those injured by the negligence or medical malpractice of others. He also practiced in the area of Family and Matrimonial law. Chad is an Associate Fellow of the Litigation Counsel of America, an honor society for Trial Lawyers that a member is nominated to and consists of less than one-half of one percent of trial lawyers in America. He has also been named to the Super Lawyers Upstate New York Rising Stars 2013-2017 (last year he was eligible for this designation), a designation that acknowledges emerging attorneys admitted to the bar within the past ten years.

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  Andrew Ko

  Associate

  Andrew works in our firm’s Health Law department at our Albany office. Prior to joining O’Connell and Aronowitz, he was an Appellate Court Attorney at the State of New York Supreme Court, Appellate Division, Third Judicial Department where he conducted legal research to draft preliminary reports for the Court. While in law school, Andrew clerked for O’Connell and Aronowitz, clerked for another area firm, was a judicial extern for Hon. Christian F. Hummel in the United States District Court, Northern District of New York, interned for the Claims Bureau at the Office of the Attorney General and interned for the Innovations and Partnership group at the Research Foundation for the State University of New York. He also was Executive Editor for the New York Appeals for the Albany Law Review, a Dean Thomas Sponsler Honors Teaching Fellow and an octo-finalist in the Domenick L. Gabrielli Appellate Advocacy Moot Court Competition.

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  Cynthia Goodman PhD, NP

  Healthcare Consultant

  Dr. Cynthia Goodman PhD NP brings a wealth of psychiatric experience, both clinical and administrative, and has maintained a robust clinical practice of psychotherapy and medication management for over 30 years. Dr. Goodman has experience in ICU and medical surgical nursing in addition to administration at Rhode Island Hospital, a Brown University affiliated institution. She was member of Psychiatric liaison team at University of Rochester Medical Center as well as faculty member for University of Rochester School of Nursing. She has been psychiatric consultant at Carenet Medical Group and Mental Health Management of America as surveyor of state operated psychiatric facilities. Dr. Goodman has been active on many local boards and is a Founder and Board Member of the Schenectady Cancer Foundation. Her clinical experience spans the breadth of medical surgical nursing, ICU and psychiatry treating patients at state institutions, private and university hospitals and private out-patient settings. She is practitioner and consultant to Maven, a digital healthcare forum for women. She is certified legal nurse consultant and has reviewed case for law offices. Dr. Goodman earned her BS at Rhode Island College. She earned her Master of Science in Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing from Boston University and has worked both inpatient and outpatient at Beth Israel Hospital, a Harvard affiliated hospital in Boston, MA. Sher earned her PhD from Syracuse University.

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  Holly Vegas

  Healthcare Consultant

  Holly is Director of O’Connell and Aronowitz Health Care Consulting Group. In joining the firm, Holly Vegas brings over 30 years’ experience in strategic planning and business consulting. Her consulting approach leverages her 14-year commercial banking tenure with 20 years of business ownership consulting with other commercial enterprises, resulting in a wide network that includes varied municipal and state agencies. Her tools of trade: Business analytics including accounting applications and financial analysis; Commercial financing; Comprehension of tax implications as applied to business strategies; Analysis and negotiating a variety of contracts not including legal components, and Business organization and structuring/restructuring. Examples of transactions that she continues to consult on or manage: Negotiating Commercial Buy/Sell Agreements including Partner Buyouts Assessing Business Viability for Existing and Start-up Operations Financial Analysis, Forensic Analysis, and Assessment and Preparation of Financial Projections. Assessing and Writing Business Plans – Implementation of same Cost and Benefit Analysis Restructuring and Planning Budgets include Financing for Specific Departments within an established business Identification, Evaluation and Implementation of New Product Lines/New Revenue Sources Turnarounds – Analysis, Financing and Consulting on same Business and Asset Valuations and Evaluations Financing negotiations using a variety of lenders, credit enhancements and/or governmental agencies, for both real estate and business loans. Strategic Planning for the implementation of all of the above business operations Comprehension of Tax Implications, Estate Planning within a business organization or via a transaction. Analyzing, structuring and brokering commercial real estate transaction and other commercial and industrial loans which might include credit enhancements Holly is a graduate of Louisiana State University with Bachelor of Science in Finance with an emphasis in Accounting and Land Surveying/Engineering and Drafting.

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