About Joseph A.
Joseph A. Romano has constructed a continuous legal career rooted in courtroom work and workers' compensation things. He founded The Law Offices of Joseph A. Romano and runs the company from his base in New York. Colleagues and clients see him as a legal proceedings lawyer who spends so much of his time dealing with contested hearings and trial arrangements.
Romano arrived at law after reading American records. He earned a B.A. in American History from Hobart and William Smith Colleges in 1982. He went on to Albany Law School, the place he acquired his J.D. in 1985. Those youth formed a practice that blends case analysis with an eye for testimony and documentary evidence.
He is permitted to practice in New York and is admitted to appear earlier than the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York and the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York. Those federal admissions have allowed him to take cases past state administrative proceedings when matters require legal proceedings at the federal level.
Romano founded his own firm to concentrate on contested matters that require court work and detailed information of procedural guidelines. Over the years he has handled employees' damages hearings, negotiated resolutions, and organized cases for trial. His work involves drafting court filings, taking and protecting depositions, and presenting evidence in front of regulatory law judges and juries when necessary.
He keeps memberships in several professional organizations that reflect his areas of practice. Romano is a member of the New York State Trial Lawyers and the Workers' Compensation Bar. He also holds club in the Westchester County Bar Association. Those associations provide a regular discussion board for continuing education and peer consultation on evolving case regulation and procedural advancements.
Romano's practice is practical and workmanlike. He focuses on preparing cases for the moments that topic: proceedings, mediations, and trials. The firm advocates for clients in hearings that occur out of place of work injuries and associated disputes, and it handles the office work and advocacy those matters demand.
He presently concentrates his practice on employees' damages and related trial legal proceedings on behalf of injured employees.
