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690 ftFulton Street-Broadway Nassau (A,C,J,Z)
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Specialties
Balestriere Fariello is a trials and investigations law firm. We represent individuals, companies, and institutions in complex civil and criminal matters — in trial and appellate courts, in intense negotiations, during arbitrations, and before grand juries, securities regulators, and government agencies.
We focus on difficult cases, being paid based on the results we obtain and NOT simply for the effort we devote to a case, often after conducting our own thorough investigations into allegations of fraud and misconduct.
Our firm is unique: unlike most firms, we combine a complex and sophisticated litigation background and hard nosed negotiation experience with the willingness and ability to push cases to trial and win at trial.
History
Established in 2005.
Balestriere Fariello is a law firm distinguished by our
— trial focus
— investigative skills
— devotion to public service
— willingness to share client risk
— unique mix of streetwise courtroom experience and complex litigation background.
Meet the Business Owner
John B.
Business Owner
John Balestriere is an entrepreneurial lawyer who tries cases, conducts investigations, and argues appeals. He is a graduate of Monsignor Farrell High School, Columbia College, and the Yale Law School.
Mr. Balestriere represents individuals and companies in criminal and regulatory matters and all stages of complex civil litigation. He also represents clients in negotiations and arbitrations, and directs internal investigations into alleged misconduct at companies, institutions, and government entities.
Mr. Balestriere has seven years of law enforcement experience in both the State Attorney General’s Office and Manhattan District Attorney’s Office.
Mr. Balestriere is admitted to practice law in New York State, as well as to the bars of the United States Supreme Court, the Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, the United States Court of International Trade, the Southern, Eastern, and Western District Courts of New York, and the Northern District of Florida.
