Neal D. Frishberg, Esq. Born Brooklyn, NY, Board Admissions:  New York (1985), New Jersey (1984) and Florida (2002) as well as the U.. District Courts (New Jersey, Southern and Eastern New York).  Education:  Vassar College (B.A., 1981); Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, Yeshiva University (J.D., 1984).  Board of Directors, 1990-1996 and Treasurer, 1992-1996, Vassar Club of New York. Member: New York State Bar Association (Member, Committee on Supreme Court, 1990-1993; Member, Committee on Judicial Administration, Subcommittee, Budget and Statistics, Chair, Subcommittee, Lawyer Access to Court Data); Member and Treasurer, Board of Directors of the Dispute Resolution Center of Orange and Putnam Counties; Member, Orange County Chamber of Commerce Services Committee; Orange County Bar Association;  Member, Zoning Board of Appeals, Croton-On-Hudson, New York, 1992-1997; Mock Trial Coach, Orange-Ulster BOCES-VoTech Mock Trial Team; Recipient, Certificate of Honor from NYSBA 1999 and 2000;  Recipient, Outstanding Service to Croton-On-Hudson 1997;  Recipient, Outstanding Volunteer, Divorce Mediation Pilot Program 1998 and 1999; Recipient, Certificate of Recognition from Orange County Executive Joseph E. Rampe.  

Of Counsel

(Photo) Marla B. Rubin, Esq. Born New York, NY, Bar admissions:  Admitted:  1985, New York; U.S. District Court, Southern and Eastern Districts of New York.  Education:  Law School:  Pace University, J.D., 1984.  College:  State University of New York at Courtland, B.A., cum laude, 1973; New York University, M.P.A., 1980.  Member:  The Association of the Bar of the City of New York (Member, Committee on Professional and Judicial Ethics, 1994-1996; Member, Administrative Law Committee); New York State Bar Association (Member, Environmental Law Section; Chair, Task Force on Legal Ethics; Member, Committee on Professional Ethics).  Editor-in-Chief, Pace Environmental Law Review, 1983-1984.  Author:  "Environmental Law and Ethics: The Problems Get Tougher." The Recorder, Sept. 1992; "Ethical Considerations," in Environmental Crimes, (NYSBA 1995); "The Thronburgh Memo, Now the Reno Rule:  A Case of Ethics", N.Y. Law Journal, September 23, 1994; "Superfund Conflict Waivers and Consultant Lawyers," N.Y. Environmental Law Report, Feb 1995 at 8; "Uncommon Ethics Problems; Superfund Common Counsel,' Environmental Compliance and Litigation, May 1995 at 5; "Conflicts and the Corporate Client: Fact or Fiction?" N.Y. Law Journal, July 20,  1995 at 1; "Auditors Between a Rock or Hard Place, "  The New York Environmental Law Report, Aug. 1996 at 8.  Contributing Author: "Can You Disclose Clients' Confidences to New Counsel," Law Firm Partnership and Benefits Report, Oct. 1997; New York Environmental Law Handbook, New York State Bar Association, 1988;  Treatise on New York Environmental Law, New York State Bar Association and update, 1992, 1995; Ethical Considerations, "Environmental crimes, New York State Bar Association, 1995; "Oceans and Coasts," Environmental Practice Law Guide, Matthew Bender, 1990.  Editor/Author: Ethics and Environmental Law: Case Studies, 1991 -. Continuing Legal Education Lecturer, Environmental Practice Faculty, Pace University School of Law L.L. M. Program, 1990-1997;  Joint Program University of Houston Law Center/University of California at Davis Law School, 1991-1993.  Alumna of the Year 1989, Pace Law School Alumni Association.  Board of Governors, Pace Law School Alumni Association, 1994 -. Languages:  Spanish