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Attorney Louis W. Pierro's Profile

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Pierro, Connor & Associates, LLC
43 British American Boulevard
Latham, NY 12110
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Louis W. Pierro is the founder and principal of Pierro, Connor & Associates, LLC, and concentrates his law practice in the areas of Estate Planning, Estate and Trust Administration, Business Succession Planning, Elder Law and Special Needs Planning. More »

Attorney Kevin Horner's Profile

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Pierro, Connor & Associates, LLC
43 British American Boulevard
Latham, NY 12110
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Kevin T. Horner is an associate attorney at Pierro, Schaeffer & Connor, LLC focusing on special needs planning, estate planning and estate administration. More »

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