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Hancock Estabrook recently announced that BRANDON J. BOURG, EMILY C. HILDRETH, and AMANDA C. NARDOZZA have joined the Syracuse–based law firm as associate attorneys. Bourg is an associate in the firm’s corporate, nonprofit, and tax practice areas. He is a graduate of the Syracuse University College of Law. Bourg served as a legal intern and […]
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Hancock Estabrook recently announced that BRANDON J. BOURG, EMILY C. HILDRETH, and AMANDA C. NARDOZZA have joined the Syracuse–based law firm as associate attorneys. Bourg is an associate in the firm’s corporate, nonprofit, and tax practice areas. He is a graduate of the Syracuse University College of Law. Bourg served as a legal intern and researcher at several upstate New York law firms while attending law school. Hildreth is an associate in the trusts & estates, tax and family business succession planning practice areas. She is a graduate of the Syracuse University College of Law. Prior to joining Hancock Estabrook, Hildreth was a judicial law clerk intern for Justice Deborah Karalunas, of the New York State Supreme Court, Fifth Judicial District. Nardozza is an associate in the law firm’s litigation and labor & employment practice areas. She is a graduate of Syracuse University College of Law. During her tenure at Syracuse Law, Nardozza was a student attorney for the Elder and Health Law Clinic and a student prosecutor for the Academic Dishonesty Board. Bourg, Hildreth and Nardozza were all recently admitted to practice law in New York state.

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