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NEW YORK CITY, NY, UNITED STATES, October 25, 2024 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Gotham Polling & Analytics LLC (Gotham Polling), a cutting-edge polling and analytics firm founded by analytical and political experts Stephen Graves, President; David Schwartz, Chairman; and Denny Salas, Executive Vice President, launched today, releasing a survey conducted on NY’s 4th US Congressional District (CD4).

The survey of likely voters in CD4, shows a razor-thin margin between incumbent Republican Anthony D'Esposito and Democratic challenger Laura Gillen. With 46% of likely voters supporting D'Esposito and 45% backing Gillen, the race is currently too close to call, falling well within the poll’s margin of error.

Poll Details:

• Sample size: 734 respondents

• Margin of error: ±3.62% at a 95% confidence interval

• Voter turnout: 7.7% of respondents have already voted, and 88.1% are "likely" to vote at the time surveyed.

Key Findings:

• D'Esposito leads with 46.0% of the likely vote, supported predominantly by men (48%), older voters, and Republicans.

• Gillen trails closely with 45.0%, gaining strong support from women (59%) and Democrats.

• 6% of voters remain unsure about their choice, and 1.8% say they will vote for neither candidate.

Observations:

• D’Esposito is winning a greater portion of independent voters (26% vs 19%) and more cross over votes (18%) compared to Gillen (11%).

• A combined 55.6% of voters selected the Inflation/Economy and Immigration as their top issue, which are expected to favor Republican candidates.

• Perhaps the most significant challenge to Gillen is that 49.3% of survey respondents believed generic Republican candidates would be more likely to act on their favored issue, while Democrats garnered only 46.2%.

• Conversely, the challenge to D’Esposito is that he is potentially trailing generic Republican sentiment by over 3% points. That provides opportunities for both candidates to capture the 6% that were still undecided but likely to vote.

Voter Issues:

The top issues driving voter decisions include:
• 38.2% of likely voters cite inflation and the economy as the most important issue.
• 18.7% prioritize reproductive rights, particularly among women voters.
• 17.4% focus on immigration.
• Other concerns include crime and public safety (6%) and the U.S. role in global affairs (6.9%).

With a margin of error of ±3.62%, the race remains a statistical tie, and the outcome could be swayed by undecided voters and turnout among key demographics like independents and younger female voters.
For the full results of the survey, see https://gothampolling.com/poll-ny-cd4-oct-2024/

Methodology Statement:
The poll was conducted by Gotham Polling & Analytics between October 11 and October 19, 2024, to assess voter preferences in New York’s 4th Congressional District (CD4) ahead of the November general election.

Key Details:
• Sample Size: 734 total respondents, 703 of whom qualified as "likely voters" or had already voted.
• Survey Mode: Text message invitations were sent to respondents.

• Population: The poll targeted registered voters in CD4 who had voted in the last presidential election, drawn from the L2-data.com voter registration database.

• Sampling Method: Respondents were randomly selected from the voter registration database, with efforts to ensure representation across key demographic groups such as age, gender, and party affiliation. Surveys were completed by those who qualified as likely voters or had already voted.

• Weighting: The data were weighted to reflect the demographic and partisan composition of the district, modeled around voter turnout in the 2020 presidential election. The weighting accounted for variables such as age, gender, and party registration. Race and ethnicity were self-identified by respondents but not included in the weighting model.

• Margin of Error: ±3.62% at a 95% confidence interval. This margin applies to the full sample of 734 respondents.

• Survey Completion: Respondents who indicated they were either likely to vote or had already voted were eligible to complete the full survey.

MORE ON GOTHAM POLLING & ANALYTICS LLC.

Gotham Polling & Analytics was established as an affiliate of Gotham Government Relations, LLC (frequently ranked by City and State as one of NY’s premier lobbying firms) will focus on providing actionable data insights to inform strategic decision-making for candidates, businesses, and policy interests across New York City, New York State, and the United States.

“Modern polling may seem more accessible with new software and outreach methods, but it’s actually more challenging, requiring more nuanced decisions and expertise,” said Stephen Graves, President of Gotham Polling & Analytics. “That’s why polling is both art and science. Our team blends data scientists and PhDs in statistical methods with experts in public psychology and political operations. We don’t just collect data, we interpret it—turning insights into actionable strategies to help clients navigate today’s complex political landscape.”

Gotham Polling & Analytics will empower clients to make data-driven decisions, identify trends, and stay ahead of the curve by leveraging our expertise in polling, survey research, and focus groups. Our services include:

• Polling and Survey Research: Custom-designed surveys to gauge public opinion, track voter sentiment, and measure the effectiveness of campaigns.

• Focus Groups: Moderated discussions to gather nuanced insights into voter attitudes, preferences, and motivations.

• Data Analytics: Advanced statistical analysis to identify trends, patterns, and correlations, providing actionable intelligence for strategic decision-making.

“Polling is about more than just identifying trends—it’s about translating data into meaningful insights that lead to strategic decisions,” added David Schwartz, Chairman of Gotham Polling & Analytics. “At Gotham Polling, we help clients see beyond the numbers to understand the sentiment and motivations of their constituents, ensuring they can act with confidence.”
Gotham Polling sees its core markets as:

• Political Campaigns: Gotham Polling delivers precise polling for political candidates, helping refine messaging, target voters, and allocate resources efficiently. With deep political experience and advanced polling methods, we help campaigns stay competitive and informed.

• Municipal Governments: Gotham provides localized polling for city leaders, offering critical insights into public opinion on key issues like housing and safety. Our data helps guide effective policymaking based on community needs.

• Advocacy Groups and Businesses: We craft tailored surveys and analytics to guide and support advocacy, helping shape public policy and influence decision-makers with targeted, data-driven strategies.
"At Gotham Polling & Analytics, we deliver more than just numbers – we provide a deeper understanding of the voters, constituents, and customers that matter most to our clients," said Denny Salas, Executive Vice President.

Gotham Polling & Analytics builds on the proven success of Gotham Government Relations and its extensive voter behavior analytics, which have been featured in major publications including NY Post, and New York Daily News. Examples of their recent studies and work:

• Election Turnout Studies: The report by Gotham Government Relations shows that voters age 50 and up represented 71.2% of the electorate in the February 13 special election to fill the 3rd Congressional District seat vacated by Republican George Santos, who was expelled following alleged financial violations.

• Voter Registration Analysis: The number of newly registered independent voters in New York City and Long Island grew by 14.4% between the last presidential election in November 2020 and May 2023, according to an AARP New York-sponsored analysis of voter rolls by Gotham Government Relations.

About Gotham Polling & Analytics:
Gotham Polling & Analytics is a leading polling and analytics firm providing data-driven insights to inform strategic decision-making for candidates, businesses, and policy interests. With a proven track record of delivering accurate and actionable intelligence, our team of experts is dedicated to helping clients succeed in an ever-changing political and business environment.

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NY-4 Congressional Race Locked in a Statistical Tie as Key Issues Drive Voter Preferences

A cutting-edge polling and analytics firm founded by analytical and political experts Stephen Graves, President; David Schwartz, Chairman; and Denny Salas, Executive Vice President, launched today, releasing a survey conducted on NY’s 4th US Congressional District (CD4).

NY-4 Congressional Race Locked in a Statistical Tie as Key Issues Drive Voter Preferences
The survey of likely voters in CD4, shows a razor-thin margin between incumbent Republican Anthony D’Esposito and Democratic challenger Laura Gillen. With 46% of likely voters supporting D’Esposito and 45% backing Gillen, the race is currently too close to call, falling well within the poll’s margin of error.

Poll Details:
Sample size: 734 respondents
Margin of error: ±3.62% at a 95% confidence interval
Voter turnout: 7.7% of respondents have already voted, and 88.1% are “likely” to vote at the time surveyed.
 
Key Findings:
D’Esposito leads with 46.0% of the likely vote, supported predominantly by men (48%), older voters, and Republicans.
Gillen trails closely with 45.0%, gaining strong support from women (59%) and Democrats.
6% of voters remain unsure about their choice, and 1.8% say they will vote for neither candidate.
Observations:
D’Esposito is winning a greater portion of independent voters (26% vs 19%) and more cross over votes (18%) compared to Gillen (11%).
A combined 55.6% of voters selected the Inflation/Economy and Immigration as their top issue, which are expected to favor Republican candidates.
Perhaps the most significant challenge to Gillen is that 49.3% of survey respondents believed generic Republican candidates would be more likely to act on their favored issue, while Democrats garnered only 46.2%.
Conversely, the challenge to D’Esposito is that he is potentially trailing generic Republican sentiment by over 3% points. That provides opportunities for both candidates to capture the 6% that were still undecided but likely to vote.
Voter Issues:
The top issues driving voter decisions include:

38.2% of likely voters cite inflation and the economy as the most important issue.
18.7% prioritize reproductive rights, particularly among women voters.
17.4% focus on immigration.
Other concerns include crime and public safety (6%) and the U.S. role in global affairs (6.9%).
With a margin of error of ±3.62%, the race remains a statistical tie, and the outcome could be swayed by undecided voters and turnout among key demographics like independents and younger female voters.

Q1 How likely are you to vote in the upcoming November Election?

Q1	Total	Gender	Age	Party	Race/Ethnic
ANSWERS	Likely	Men	Women	18-35	35-49	50-64	65+	Rep	Dem	Ind	WHT	BLK	HIS	OTH	UNK
1. Already voted	7.7%	50%	50%	15%	10%	31%	45%	30%	49%	21%	61%	8%	3%	15%	12%
2. Likely to vote	88.1%	44%	56%	19%	23%	29%	30%	33%	44%	23%	62%	9%	5%	9%	15%
3. Maybe voting	3.0%	42%	58%	29%	16%	31%	24%	25%	58%	18%					100%
4. Probably not voting	1.4%	35%	65%	0%	46%	28%	27%	34%	46%	20%					100%
Responses	734	367	367	99	154	231	250	281	314	139	432	65	31	69	137
% of electorate	100%	46%	54%	24%	24%	25%	26%	29%	42%	25%	49%	15%	13%	8%	15%
Q2 Who are you most likely to vote for or have already voted for US House Representative?

Q2	Total	Gender	Age	Party	Race/Ethnic
ANSWERS	Likely	Men	Women	18-35	35-49	50-64	65+	Rep	Dem	Ind	WHT	BLK	HIS	OTH	UNK
Anthony D'Esposito	46.0%	48%	52%	19%	26%	27%	29%	56%	18%	26%	50%	23%	52%	46%	51%
Laura Gillen	45.0%	41%	59%	15%	20%	32%	33%	11%	70%	19%	44%	63%	45%	39%	38%
Unsure	6.0%	50%	50%	21%	13%	28%	38%	31%	51%	18%	5%	9%	3%	6%	9%
Neither	1.8%	34%	66%	59%	13%	14%	14%	13%	73%	14%	0%	5%	0%	4%	1%
Not voting for Congress	1.3%	35%	65%	26%	15%	21%	39%	20%	53%	26%	1%	0%	0%	4%	2%
Responses	703	353	350	94	147	221	241	271	298	134	432	65	31	69	106
% of electorate	100%	46%	54%	24%	24%	25%	26%	29%	42%	25%	49%	15%	13%	8%	15%
Q3 What do you believe to be the single most important issue in the election?
Q3	Total	Gender	Age	Party	Race/Ethnic
ANSWERS	Likely	Men	Women	18-35	35-49	50-64	65+	Rep	Dem	Ind	WHT	BLK	HIS	OTH	UNK
Inflation/Economy	38.2%	46%	54%	18%	23%	28%	30%	44%	36%	20%	64%	10%	6%	10%	11%
US Role in Global Affairs	6.9%	55%	45%	26%	13%	25%	36%	27%	55%	18%	51%	15%	4%	13%	17%
Crime and Public Saftey	2.2%	49%	51%	47%	18%	12%	24%	12%	76%	11%	50%	21%	14%	7%	7%
Reproductive Rights	6.0%	49%	51%	19%	21%	29%	30%	36%	28%	36%	60%	7%	7%	7%	19%
Affordable Housing	18.7%	30%	70%	10%	27%	33%	29%	13%	64%	23%	65%	10%	2%	8%	14%
Immigration	17.4%	53%	47%	17%	25%	27%	31%	45%	23%	31%	58%	6%	2%	9%	23%
Something Else	10.8%	43%	57%	21%	10%	33%	36%	15%	71%	14%	61%	5%	4%	14%	16%
Responses	703	353	350	94	147	221	241	271	298	134	432	65	31	69	106
% of electorate	100%	46%	54%	24%	24%	25%	26%	29%	42%	25%	49%	15%	13%	8%	15%
Q4 Which political party candidates do you believe is most likely to act on the issue you identified as most important?
Q4	Total	Gender	Age	Party	Race/Ethnic
ANSWERS	Likely	Men	Women	18-35	35-49	50-64	65+	Rep	Dem	Ind	WHT	BLK	HIS	OTH	UNK
Republicans	49.3%	49%	51%	19%	23%	28%	30%	55%	19%	26%	66%	5%	5%	9%	16%
Democrats	46.2%	38%	62%	17%	21%	29%	32%	10%	71%	19%	60%	14%	4%	10%	12%
Other	1.4%	59%	41%	24%	0%	51%	25%	26%	58%	17%	30%	20%	0%	20%	30%
None of the above	3.1%	58%	42%	27%	21%	21%	32%	27%	53%	20%	29%	5%	10%	29%	29%
Responses	703	353	350	94	147	221	241	271	298	134	432	65	31	69	106
% of electorate	100%	46%	54%	24%	24%	25%	26%	29%	42%	25%	49%	15%	13%	8%	15%
Q5 How enthusiastic are you about voting in this election?
Q5	Total	Gender	Age	Party	Race/Ethnic
ANSWERS	Likely	Men	Women	18-35	35-49	50-64	65+	Rep	Dem	Ind	WHT	BLK	HIS	OTH	UNK
Very	80.1%	43%	57%	16%	23%	30%	31%	35%	43%	21%	63%	9%	4%	8%	16%
Mostly	8.4%	53%	47%	33%	16%	23%	28%	24%	49%	27%	55%	9%	5%	21%	11%
Somewhat	6.0%	60%	40%	23%	15%	32%	29%	25%	47%	28%	55%	12%	5%	12%	16%
Not really	4.2%	30%	70%	17%	30%	18%	34%	23%	55%	22%	59%	7%	7%	15%	11%
Not at all	1.3%	80%	20%	15%	10%	38%	37%	37%	39%	24%	60%	0%	0%	20%	20%
Responses	703	353	350	94	147	221	241	271	298	134	432	65	31	69	106
% of electorate	100%	46%	54%	24%	24%	25%	26%	29%	42%	25%	49%	15%	13%	8%	15%
Methodology Statement: Gotham Polling & Analytics
The poll was conducted by Gotham Polling & Analytics between October 11 and October 19, 2024, to assess voter preferences in New York’s 4th Congressional District (CD4) ahead of the November general election.

Key Details:
– Sample Size: 734 total respondents, 703 of whom qualified as “likely voters” or had already voted.

– Survey Mode: Text message invitations were sent to respondents.

– Population: The poll targeted registered voters in CD4 who had voted in the last presidential election, drawn from the L2-data.com voter registration database.

– Sampling Method: Respondents were randomly selected from the voter registration database, with efforts to ensure representation across key demographic groups such as age, gender, and party affiliation. Surveys were completed by those who qualified as likely voters or had already voted.

– Weighting: The data were weighted to reflect the demographic and partisan composition of the district, modeled around voter turnout in the 2020 presidential election. The weighting accounted for variables such as age, gender, and party registration. Race and ethnicity were self-identified by respondents but not included in the weighting model.

– Margin of Error: ±3.62% at a 95% confidence interval. This margin applies to the full sample of 734 respondents.

– Survey Completion: Respondents who indicated they were either likely to vote or had already voted were eligible to complete the full survey.

NY-4 Congressional Race Locked in a Statistical Tie as Key Issues Drive Voter Preferences

The survey of likely voters in CD4, shows a razor-thin margin between incumbent Republican Anthony D’Esposito and Democratic challenger Laura Gillen. With 46% of likely voters supporting D’Esposito and 45% backing Gillen, the race is currently too close to call, falling well within the poll’s margin of error.

A promising legislative proposal that’s not garnering much media buzz. A major project that needs to generate local buy-in. A bombshell corruption or abuse allegation.

Public officials invariably encounter these scenarios from time to time – and there are countless public relations and communications professionals in the world of New York politics and government who know exactly how to sell a story, craft a compelling narrative or navigate a crisis.

City & State’s Political PR Power 75 recognizes and ranks the leading firms and professionals in this field. The list, which has expanded from 50 in 2023, is based on such factors as a firm’s size, reputation and impact in New York’s public sphere over the past year. We asked firms to identify several key executives, highlight a handful of key clients and share their recent accomplishments. The list ranges from scrappy one-person shops to global behemoths with armies of employees. Some focus solely on communications, while others also provide related services such as campaign consulting, government relations or advertising and marketing. What unites them is that they all are consummate PR pros.

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City & State: Gotham Government Relations Recognized as NYC's Top 50 Lobbyists

Gotham Government Relations Recognized as NYC's Top 50 Lobbyists

Manhattan-based lobbying firm Gotham Government Relations cut all ties with Stuart Seldowitz on Tuesday after a viral video emerged showing him harassing a halal cart vendor in the Upper East Side. “I did have an argument with a food vendor,” Seldowitz told City & State. “It is quite possible that it's me. I mean, I've not seen the video, but I believe it's probably me.”

Seldowitz, who worked in the U.S. State Department’s Office of Israel and Palestinian Affairs and then served as Acting Director of the National Security Council South Asia Directorate in the Obama administration, was named Foreign Affairs Chair at Gotham Government Relations last year.

“Gotham Government Relations has ended all affiliation with Stuart Seldowitz,” the lobbying firm announced in a statement. “The video of his actions is vile, racist and beneath the dignity of the standards we practice at our firm.”

Full Article: https://www.cityandstateny.com/politics/2023/11/gotham-government-relations-cuts-ties-former-obama-administration-official-caught-harassing-halal-cart-vendor/392235/

City & State: Gotham Government Relations cuts ties with former Obama administration official caught harassing halal cart vendor

“By the way, I’ll represent the food vendor pro bono if he wants to bring a lawsuit,” Gotham Government Relations president David Schwartz said.

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NEW YORK, Oct. 16, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Voters in New York City and Long Island are increasingly scrapping the two major political parties to register as independents – a trend that underscores the importance of candidates appealing to voters 50-plus, a new AARP New York-sponsored analysis of voter rolls shows.

The number of independent voters in the region – those who registered without enrolling in a party – grew by 14.4 percent between the last presidential election in November 2020 and May 2023. That's nearly twice the 7.4 percent rate of increase among Democrats and 8 percent among Republicans, the study by Gotham Government Relations found.

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NEW YORK, Oct. 16, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Voters in New York City and Long Island are increasingly scrapping the two major political parties to register as independents – a trend that underscores the importance of candidates appealing to voters 50-plus, a new AARP New York-sponsored analysis of voter rolls shows.

Calone, a former prosecutor who works in the private sector, touted his business experience as being the best fit for the job  while Romaine maintained that his decades of service as an elected official in the county and Town of Brookhaven makes him the ideal choice for voters.

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Dan's Papers: Calone, Romaine Make Their Cases to Long Island Seniors at AARP Forum

Democrat Dave Calone and Republican Ed Romaine each argued why they are the best person to be the next top-elected official on eastern Long Island while making their case to the region’s largest voting bloc — seniors — during the AARP’s Suffolk County executive candidate forum on Oct. 10.

Calone, a former prosecutor who works in the private sector, touted his business experience as being the best fit for the job  while Romaine maintained that his decades of service as an elected official in the county and Town of Brookhaven makes him the ideal choice for voters.

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PoliticsNY: Calone, Romaine Make Their Cases to Long Island Seniors at AARP Forum

Democrat Dave Calone and Republican Ed Romaine each argued why they are the best person to be the next top-elected official on eastern Long Island while making their case to the region’s largest voting bloc — seniors — during the AARP’s Suffolk County executive candidate forum on Oct. 10.

The forum will be held at Stony Brook University and is sponsored by AARP New York, WABC-TV and Schneps Media, the parent company of the Long Island Press, Dan’s Papers and Noticia. The forum will be moderated by Chantee Lans, WABC-TV’s Long Island correspondent and will offer voters the chance to hear directly from the candidates.

The forum is scheduled for 6:30 p.m., Tuesday, Oct. 10 at the Charles B. Wang Center, 100 Circle Rd., at Stony Brook University. RSVPs are required for in-person attendance at countyexecforumaarpli.com

Full Article: https://www.danspapers.com/2023/09/aarp-suffolk-county-executive-candidate-forum-is-oct-10/

Dan's Papers: AARP Suffolk County Executive Candidate Forum Is Oct. 10

Republican Brookhaven Town Supervisor Ed Romaine and Democratic ex-prosecutor David Calone will focus on issues facing voters age 50 and older during the next Suffolk County Executive Forum scheduled for Oct. 10.

The forum will be held at Stony Brook University and is sponsored by AARP New York, WABC-TV and Schneps Media, the parent company of the Long Island Press, Dan’s Papers and Noticia. The forum will be moderated by Chantee Lans, WABC-TV’s Long Island correspondent and will offer voters the chance to hear directly from the candidates.

The 50-and-older population is considered Suffok’s most powerful voting block since they accounted for nearly 90% of the vote in the 2022 June primary elections. The election is the first in 12 years without term-limited incumbent Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone on ballots.

Full Article: https://www.longislandpress.com/2023/09/29/aarp-suffolk-county-executive-candidate-forum-is-oct-10/

Long Island Press: AARP Suffolk County Executive Candidate Forum Is Oct. 10

Republican Brookhaven Town Supervisor Ed Romaine and Democratic ex-prosecutor David Calone will focus on issues facing voters age 50 and older during the next Suffolk County Executive Forum scheduled for Oct. 10.

Some help is now on its way for Nassau County seniors, officials announced.

County Executive Bruce Blakeman was joined by AARP members in Glen Cove to announce an expansion of senior services.

The services include a new service bus and a new liaison office that will help seniors get to useful resources -- such as health care and social service. It is paid for with state and local grant money.

"This will create a more seamless way for people to get a good response to some of their issues," Blakeman says.

The announcement comes after a recent report that found the senior population on Long Island has grown by over 100,000 in the past decade.

Retiree Edda Podleska, of Glen Cove, moved from the Bronx to Glen Cova and says she has had to apply for a lot of senior services and the new services will help. She says even though she is older, she still wants to remain independent and young at heart

Both Nassau and Suffolk counties have special government departments designed to help elderly residents.

https://longisland.news12.com/nassau-county-adding-new-liaison-office-service-bus-for-seniors

Long Island News 12: Nassau County adding new liaison office, service bus for seniors

Some help is now on its way for Nassau County seniors, officials announced.

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The National Trial Lawyers is pleased to announce that David Schwartz of Gerstman Schwartz Law in Garden City has been selected as an NTL ‐ Criminal Defense ‐ Top 100 Trial Lawyer in the state of New York. This honor is given to only the top 100 attorneys in each state or region for their superior skills, qualifications, and results as criminal defense or civil plaintiff lawyers. Membership into The National Trial Lawyers provides recognition to these distinguished attorneys, and provides essential legal news, information, networking, and continuing education to trial lawyers across the United States.
The National Trial Lawyers congratulates Mr. Schwartz for demonstrating superior qualifications, leadership skills, knowledge, and success. By combining resources, power, and influence, The National Trial Lawyers Top 100 is dedicated to preserving and defending justice for all.

To learn more about The National Trial Lawyers, please visit:
http://thenationaltriallawyers.org/

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: THE NATIONAL TRIAL LAWYERS ANNOUNCES THE SELECTION OF DAVID SCHWARTZ AS AN NTL ‐ CRIMINAL DEFENSE ‐ TOP 100 TRIAL LAWYER IN NEW YORK

The National Trial Lawyers is pleased to announce that David Schwartz of Gerstman Schwartz Law in Garden City has been selected as an NTL ‐ Criminal Defense ‐ Top 100 Trial Lawyer in the state of New York.

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