A Law Office That Cares
A Law Office That Cares
Patricia A. Rooney, a member of the Construction and Commercial Arbitration Panels of the American Arbitration Association, is a well-respected litigator and appellate attorney with extensive experience in construction and surety law. Ms. Rooney practices in the areas of Elder Law, Medicaid Planning and Construction Law. A 1999 graduate of Touro College Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center, Ms. Rooney was Valedictorian of her class and Research Editor of the Law Review. During law school, Ms. Rooney interned for Judge Denis B. Hurley, U.S. District Court, Eastern District of New York, and also for Judge Frank X. Altimari, United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit. Presently the Co-Chairperson of the New York State Bar Association’s Construction and Surety Law Division and the Editor of Deconstruction, the Division’s Newsletter, Ms. Rooney also serves on the Executive Committee of the NYSBA’s Tort, Insurance and Compensation Law Section and is a member of the Commercial and Federal Litigation Section and Dispute Resolution Section.
Actively involved in the American Bar Association on the national level, Ms. Rooney is also a member of the ABA’s Forum on Construction Law. A member of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys, Ms. Rooney also has experience in the Trust and Estates area and is a member of the NYSBA’s Trusts and Estates Section and Elder Law and Special Needs Section. Ms. Rooney also has significant experience in insurance coverage and defense litigation, commercial litigation, civil rights litigation and employment litigation.
Prior to attending law school, Ms. Rooney, an accomplished pianist, made her living as a classical pianist and accompanist and was regularly invited to judge local, state and national piano competitions. Ms. Rooney combines her love of music and passion for the law by providing pro bono legal representation to The Golandsky Institute, a not-for-profit institute devoted to raising awareness to the problems faced by musicians and providing solutions to those problems through professional collaborations, continued research and educational programs around the globe including a week-long Summer Symposium at Princeton University.
Ashley Hall joined Patricia Rooney P.C. in 2016 and practices in the areas of Elder Law, Medicaid Planning, Guardianship, Real Estate and Construction Litigation. Prior to joining the firm she practiced in a variety of areas including insurance defense, personal injury, labor and employment and commercial litigation.
Ashley graduated summa cum laude from Jacob T. Fuchsberg Law Center in 2011, where she was on the Moot Court Honor Board. Prior to attending law school, Ashley worked as a Victims Advocate providing support and services to victims of domestic violence and sexual assault. Ashley also received a Bachelor of the Arts degree from Dowling College majoring in Psychology.
We call Ashley the traveling lawyer. While she continues to practice with our firm, she has left New York and travels the country in an RV along with her husband, 2 dogs and cat. Wherever she works from, she always brings a unique perspective to our clients from her adventures on the road.
After working for a Marketing Research company for many years, Garry decided to semi-retire and is now employed by Patricia Rooney as our office manager, paralegal and administrative administrative assistant. Garry takes care of the day-to-day office procedures, such as phones, scanning, filing, office supplies, banking and postal necessities. In addition, Garry takes care of billing and invoicing. Basically, Garry takes care of everything related to our law firm.
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