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Attorney Search

Search the official New York State Bar registry by attorney name, city, or registration number.

Search by name, city, or registration number above, or browse the registry by bar status below. Pick a status to begin, then narrow by the first letter of the attorney’s last name.

Every New York attorney carries a registration status that tells you whether they may currently practice. Browsing by status is a fast way to review attorneys who are in good standing, or to check those who have been sanctioned.

Browse by bar status

25 attorneys with status “Incapacitated” · last name N

Agnes Nolan · Admitted 1958 Incapacitated Ann Newman · Admitted 1982 Incapacitated Arthur Neukrug · Admitted 1952 Incapacitated Carol Noymer · Admitted 1975 Incapacitated Charles Nelson · Admitted 1957 Incapacitated Edward Noonan · Admitted 1961 Incapacitated Fariborz Nozari · Admitted 1992 Incapacitated Frank Nicastri · Admitted 1956 Incapacitated George Napolitano · Admitted 1973 Incapacitated Helene Nelson · Admitted 1985 Incapacitated Jerrold Neugarten · Admitted 1973 Incapacitated Joseph Nesis · Admitted 1956 Incapacitated Lawrence Neiman · Admitted 1966 Incapacitated Leo Nessler · Admitted 1955 Incapacitated Leonard Novello · Admitted 1965 Incapacitated Marjorie Normand · Admitted 1976 Incapacitated Paul Noyes · Admitted 1958 Incapacitated Peter Newman · Admitted 1962 Incapacitated Robert Neff · Admitted 1958 Incapacitated Robert Nelson · Admitted 1952 Incapacitated Rudolph Nissley · Admitted 1975 Incapacitated Saundra Neubardt · Admitted 1985 Incapacitated Sebastian Navarra · Admitted 1955 Incapacitated Steven Novinson · Admitted 1976 Incapacitated T. Newman · Admitted 1953 Incapacitated

Whatever you find here, an attorney’s status can change. Confirm the live record through the official New York Attorney Search before relying on it.

Understanding bar status

A status of currently registered means an attorney is in good standing and authorized to practice. Suspended and disbarred attorneys are not authorized to practice, whether for disciplinary reasons or for failing to meet registration requirements.

For a full explanation of what each status means and how the discipline process works in New York, see our bar status resource and the discipline records section.

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