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Gordon, Sibell and Iannone, PLLC is comprised of attorneys Lawrence M. Gordon, Stanly J. Sibell, and James L. Iannone. All three attorneys have extensive experience in real estate transactions and litigation and are committed to protecting the legal and financial interests of every client.
Lawrence M. Gordon has been practicing since 1973 when he started his work as a prosecutor in Suffolk County. He then worked as Corporation Counsel for the City of Long Beach before entering private practice. Larry practices personal injury litigation, commercial litigation, estate planning and litigation, criminal and white collar litigation, administrative law, and real estate transactions.
Stanley J. Sibell was a partner in a prominent firm in Manhasset prior to becoming a founding partner of the firm. For the last 30 years he has practiced exclusively in real estate, zoning, and land use, representing individual, corporate, and institutional clients, including investors, homeowners, publicly traded Fortune 500 companies, and Non-Profit Institutions.
James L. Iannone is a former Queens County Assistant District Attorney. He has extensive experience in civil and criminal litigation, appellate work, real estate, zoning, and land use.
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Gordon, Sibell and Iannone, PLLC
400 Garden City Plaza, Suite 106
Garden City, NY 11530-3336
Phone: 516-333-5000
Fax: 516-333 3260
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