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Alan R Lewis Law Office 425 Robinson Ave 12550 (845)561-2727	Allen J Goodman 47 State Route 17k 12550 (845)565-5566	Axelrod Alan 356 Meadow Avenue 12550 (845)566-5345
Axelrod Alan 356 Meadow Ave 12550 (845) 566-5345	Badura Donna M. Attorney 655 Little Britain Road 12550 (845)562-9100	Barry Kevin P Attorney 254 Route 17K 12550 (845)567-3201
Barry Kevin P Attorney at Law 254 Route 17K 12550 (845)567-3202	Barry Kevin P Attorney at Law 254 Route 17k 12550 (845) 567-3202	Basso Assoc 265 Route 17k 12550 (845)562-3900
Bloom Peter E Attorney 42 Grand Street 12550 (845)561-5005	Bloom Peter E Attorney 42 Grand St 12550 (845) 561-5005	Bona Thomas M Thomas M Bona PC 84 Plattekill Tpke 12550 (845) 562-5910
Brite Paul Attorney 1661 Route 300 12550 (845)566-0015	Brite Paul Attorney 1661 RT-300 12550 (845) 566-0015	Bruce M Stern 825 Broadway 12550 (845)561-8435
Burke James A. Attorney 34 Route 17K 12550 (845)562-3366	Calhelha Moacyr R. Attorney 655 Little Britain Road 12550 (845)562-9100	Calhelha Moacyr R. Attorney 599 Little Britain Rd 12550 (845) 562-9100
Cambareri Mark Philip Attorney 34 Route 17K 12550 (845)562-3366	Camera Robert J Attorney 436 Robinson Avenue 12550 (845)562-0203	Carl Darrigo 67 S Plank Rd 12550 (845)561-2594
Carolei Anthony M. Attorney 34 Route 17K 12550 (845)562-3366	Catania Joseph A. Jr. Attorney One Corwin Court 12550 (845)565-1100	Catherine V Ventry Attorney at Law 711 Broadway 12550 (845) 562-1076
Clark Duncan W Attorney 436 Robinson Avenue 12550 (845)562-0203	Cobb Cobb Attorneys at Law 724 Broadway 12550 (845) 565-0500	Cohen Steven H Attorney 436 Robinson Avenue 12550 (845)562-0203
Cohen Steven H Attorney 436 Robinson Ave 12550 (845) 562-0203	Cohen Martin A Cohen Martin A 450 Broadway 12550 (845) 561-6000	Collins Karen Attorney One Corwin Court 12550 (845)565-1100
Cordisco Dominic R. Attorney One Corwin Court 12550 (845)565-1100	Courtney Marshall A Larkin Axelrod Ingrassia Tet 356 Meadow Avenue #1 12550 (845) 566-5345	Crush Maureen Attorney 655 Little Britain Road 12550 (845)562-9100
David L Russell Law Offices 52 N Plank Rd 12550 (845)562-5550	David M Kintzer 263 Route 17k 12550 (845)567-3126	David S Bernz 10 Little Britain Rd # 201 12550 (845)569-8010
Dennis Kenny Attorney At Law 288 N Plank Rd 12550 (845)566-4400	Dennis KennyAttorney at Law P C 288 North Plank Road 12550 (845)431-1174	Drake Sommers Loeb Tarshis PO Box 1479 12551 (845)565-1100
Drake Sommers Loeb Tarshis Catania PLLC 1 Corwin Court Suite 7 12550 (845)561-2500	Drake Sommers Loeb Tarshis Catania PLLC 1 Corwin Ct, #7 12550 (845) 561-2500	Drake Richard J. Attorney One Corwin Court 12550 (845)565-1100
Drake Richard J. Attorney 1 Corwin Ct 12550 (845) 565-1100	Dunn Bruce C. Sr. Attorney 655 Little Britain Road 12550 (845)562-9100	Emilio D Gironda Jr 158 N Plank Rd 12550 (845)565-5770
Erik F Indzonka 32 S Plank Rd 12550 (845)565-4646	Ernenwein Paul S. Attorney One Corwin Court 12550 (845)565-1100	Ernest L Harris 405 Robinson Ave 12550 (845)565-0999
Errichetti Janis Errichetti Janis 717 Broadway 12550 (845) 562-1599	Finkelstein Partners 436 Robinson Avenue 12550 (845)562-0203	Forrester Michael Attorney 3250 Route 9 West South 12550 (845)562-9020
Forrester Michael Attorney 3250 Route 9 West South 12550 (845) 562-9020	Galati Gary A Galati Gary A 263 State Route 17K 12550 (845) 567-9635	Garrabrant Law Firm 200 Meadow Hill Rd 12550 (845)565-1165
Gary A Galati 263 Route 17k 12550 (845)567-9635	Gene L Grobstein 10 Little Britain Rd # 201 12550 (845)562-2990	Genova Malin 265 Route 17k 12550 (845)567-9668
Gironda Jr Emilio D Gironda Jr Emilio D 158 North Plank Road 12550 (845) 565-5770	Gittelsohn Michael O Gittelsohn Michael O 3 Summit Ridge Road 12550 (845) 564-6109	Gogerty Gary J. Attorney One Corwin Court 12550 (845)565-1100
Greenblatt Winslow 369 Fullerton Ave # 2 12550 (845)562-0500	Grobstein Gene L 10 Little Britain Road 12550 (845)562-2990	Grobstein Gene L 10 Little Britain Rd 12550 (845) 562-2990
Hankin Stall Assoc 6 Jeanne Dr 12550 (845)566-8888	Harris Ernest L Ernest Harris Law Office 405 Robinson Ave 12550 (845) 565-0999	Hasin David V. Attorney 11 Carroll Street 12550 (845)561-6510
Hasin David V. Attorney 11 Carroll St 12550 (845) 561-6510	Henry Vincent A Henry Vincent A 34 Route 17k 12550 (845) 562-0098	Indzonka Erik F Indzonka Erik F 32 S Plank Rd 12550 (845) 565-4646
Isaacs Hasin 11 Carroll St 12550 (845)561-6510	Janis Errichetti 717 Broadway 12550 (845)562-1599	Jerrold Bartman Law Office 11 Racquet Road 12550 (845) 331-5800
John A Kasinki 710 Broadway 12550 (845)565-3098	John Poggioli 178 Grand St 12550 (845)565-5252	Kasinki John A Kasinki John A 710 Broadway 12550 (845) 565-3098
Kasnia Cynthia G Cynthia G Kasnia Esq 267 Mill Street 12553 (845) 452-3190	Kelly III Thomas F Kelly Meenagh 135 Water Street 12550 (845) 454-4244	Kent L Benziger Esq 24 3 Point Place 12550 (845) 566-4383
Kevin P Barry Attorney At Law 254 Route 17k 12550 (845)567-3201	Kraiza Michael A Kraiza Michael A 67 S Plank Rd 12550 (845) 565-4464	Larkin Axelrod Trachte 356 Meadow Ave 12550 (845)566-4440
Legal Services Of Hudson Vly 123 Grand St 12550 (845)569-9110	Leo Jeffrey C ESQ 288 North Plank Road 12550 (845)566-4400	Leo Jeffrey C ESQ 288 N Plank Rd 12550 (845) 566-4400
Lewis Alan R Alan R Lewis Law Office 425 Robinson Ave 12550 (845) 561-2727	Lobiondo Law Offices 5031 Route 9w, Ste 5 12550 (845) 569-7600	Lobiondo Juliana Lobiondo Law Offices 36 N Plank Rd 12550 (845) 569-7600
Mac Kay Kevin M Serino Mac Kay 295 Mill Street 12553 (845) 454-4059	Marc Kerchman Law Office 1200 Stony Brook Ct # 2 12550 (845)565-0070	Marcus Michelle S Irwin M Portnot Association PC 577 Grand Ave 12550 (845) 567-0315
Marks Paul L Marks Paul L 155 N Plank Rd, #1 12550 (845) 561-1436	Martin A Cohen 450 Broadway 12550 (845)561-6000	Martini Law Office 26 Route 17k 12550 (845)569-0787
Martini Carolyn L Martini Law Office 26 Route 17k 12550 (845) 569-0787	Martuscello Daniel M Martuscello Daniel M 201 Fullerton Avenue 12550 (845) 236-4411	Mary Fern Breheney 372 S Plank Rd # 2 12550 (845)561-1951
Mc Gillicuddy Seigel PC 233 Broadway 12550 (845)220-2667	Mc Guire Associate Inc 50 Chestnut Ln 12550 (845)569-0228	McGillicuddy William D Law Office PC 233 Broadway 12550 (845) 220-2667
Miaf Services 1662 Route 300 12550 (845)566-4688	Michael A Kraiza Attorney 67 S Plank Rd 12550 (845)565-4464	Michael O Gittelsohn 3 Summit Ridge Rd 12550 (845)564-6109
Michele Lee Neusch Law Office 718 Broadway 12550 (845)569-9166	Milligram Steven I Drake Sommers Loeb Tarshis 1 Corwin Ct, #106 12550 (845) 565-1100	Northrop Stradar Glenn PO Box 2395 12550 (845)561-8000
Nosonowitz Stever A Nosonowitz Stever A 4 Liberty Street 12550 (845) 485-5959	OBrien Kelli M Kelli M OBrien Inc PC 280 Broadway 12550 (845) 565-5080	Paul Brite 1661 Route 300 12550 (845)566-0015
Paul Trachte Law Office 280 Broadway # 503 12550 (845)565-3999	Portndy Marcus 254 Route 17k 12550 (845)567-0315	Rider Weiner Frankel Calhelia PO Box 2280 12550 (845)562-9100
Rock Charles Charles N Rock Law Offices 320 Robinson Ave, #3 12550 (845) 566-9200	Roskoski Otto 710 Broadway 12550 (845)562-1076	Russell David L 52 N Plank Rd 12550 (845) 562-5550
Russell Law Office 189 N Plank Rd 12550 (845)561-2889	Schonberg Bruce A Schonberg Bruce A 10579 (845) 566-0000	Stephanie Mcaleer Law Firm 5208 Route 9w 12550 (845)562-8553
Stern Bruce M Stern Bruce M 825 Broadway 12550 (845) 561-8435	Stewart P Glenn ESQ 372 South Plank Road 12550 (845) 561-1951	Stradar Elizabeth A Northrop Strader PC 1 Corwin Ct, #100 12550 (845) 561-8000
The Law Office of James W Winslow PC 10579 (845) 562-0500	Thomas M Bona Law Office 84 Plattekill Tpke 12550 (845)562-5910	Vergilis Stenger Roberts 259 Route 17k 12550 (845)567-3783
Victor Guzman Law Offices 380 Broadway 12550 (845)562-7747	Vincent Geraci 8 Mill St 12550 (845)562-8100	Werner Saffioti 5031 Route 9w 12550 (845)562-3500
Winslow James W James W Winslow Law Office 5031 Route 9w 12550 (845) 562-0500	Yatto Thomas C Yatto Thomas C 1279 New York 300 #3 12550 (845) 562-0203

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