John Dennis Mcgrath
DelinquentJohn Dennis Mcgrath is an attorney admitted to the New York State Bar in 1968, with a registered practice address in Jamaica, New York. According to the New York Office of Court Administration, the current registration status on record is Delinquent.
| Registration number | 1554989 |
|---|---|
| Bar status | Delinquent |
| Year admitted | 1968 |
| Judicial department | Department 1 |
| Law school | Fordham |
| Practice city | Jamaica, NY |
| County | Queens |
| Firm / organization | Long Island Rail Road |
| Office address | Jamaica Station, Jamaica, NY, 11435 |
| Phone | (718) 558-7459 |
| Next registration due | Jun 2026 |
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