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LynnSmith

Special Counsel

"I focus on growing my clients' businesses as well as addressing and solving the problems they encounter along the way."

Overview

Biography

Lynn primarily concentrates his practice on business law, counseling a variety of businesses and enterprises on growth plans and implementation, including capital formation, financing, and structuring; venture and angel funding; and network planning. He routinely handles matters involving leverage leasing, commercial real estate transactions, internet marketing, joint ventures, and software-development activities. Lynn has served as counsel to the NYS Senate Health Committee and the Public Authorities Committee.

Bar Associations

  • New York State Bar Association
  • Onondaga County Bar Association
Experience

Prior Experience

  • Gilberti Stinziano Heintz & Smith, P.C., Founding Member
  • Saab Sensis Corporation, Attorney and Director
  • Continental Information Systems Corporation, Attorney and Director

Selected Community Activities

  • Jewish Home of Central New York Foundation of Syracuse Inc., Member
  • Jewish Family Service of CNY, Former President
  • Community Foundation of CNY, Former Director
  • Community Hospital Foundation, Former Director
  • Greater Syracuse Chamber of Commerce, Former Chair

Selected Honors

  • The Best Lawyers in America®: Corporate Law, 2022–2025

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