Before I went off to "read the law", I grew up in a small, close-knit neighborhood just across the tracks from the City of Rochester, NY. As I grew, I watched our community grapple with the economic hardship caused by the diminished success of some notable, homegrown blue-chip corporations. Even in the worst of times, my neighborhood was buoyed by the simple concepts of helping one another, and advocating for what is right. Now, several years into active legal practice, I still find myself coming back to that deceptively simple idea of helping people, but with a broader vision for what that means. Today, I am blessed to work in a firm that allows me to live up to the simple neighborhood standard of helping people with the problems and concerns of everyday life as a litigation attorney, and community volunteer. Every day of work at Pullano & Farrow provides me with an opportunity to help other people. I am able to help health care providers and small, family-owned and not-for-profit businesses with various litigation and risk assessment, so they can focus on the things that matter. When I am not at work, I am also blessed to be able to contribute my talents to the advancement of our youth, the elevation of my profession through my local bar association, and various civic causes working to rebuild and revitalize my community. I take pride in completing projects successfully, on schedule and on budget. Whether you have a question regarding a contract, a labor dispute, a business-related matter, a labor and employment issue, an estate planning issue, or something in between, I would certainly be happy to talk to you about your options. (Attorney Advertising. Prior results do not guarantee future outcomes.)
