About Anthony
Anthony Como studied law at the Maurice A. Deane School of Law at Hofstra University. He attended the school for his legal education and built the foundations of his practice there. Those years shaped his approach to legal analysis and courtroom procedure.
After law school, Como established his practice in New York. He is admitted to the New York bar and has maintained a professional presence in the state legal community. Over time he has combined courtroom work and transactional matters, handling the everyday demands that come from representing clients in a busy jurisdiction.
He has held a professional association membership since 2001, reflecting a long-term involvement with organized legal activity. That membership has run in parallel with his private practice and has provided regular contact with peers and colleagues across the state. His career has been steady rather than headline-grabbing, marked by routine litigation, client counseling and the kinds of filings and appearances that keep matters moving toward resolution.
Colleagues describe his work style as practical. He approaches cases with attention to procedural detail and an emphasis on clear, direct communication. He is equally comfortable preparing filings as he is appearing in court. His practice life is anchored in New York, where he continues to represent individuals and businesses in state matters. He currently practices law in New York.
