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BridgetDehmler

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Associate

Rochester
P: 585.295.4321
Overview

Biography

Bridget primarily concentrates her practice on matters involving trusts and estates. She has 18 years of experience representing financial institutions throughout New York State.

Bar Associations

  • New York State Bar Association, Elder Law and Special Needs Section
  • Monroe County Bar Association
Experience

Prior Experience

  • Shapiro, DiCaro & Barak LLC, Associate
  • Gullace & Weld, LLP, Associate
  • Legal Services for the Elderly & Disabled of Western NY, Legal Intern
Knowledge

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Overview Experience Knowledge

Education

  • University at Buffalo School of Law, JD
  • State University of New York at Oswego, BA, Summa Cum Laude

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Admitted to Practice

  • New York

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