About Anthony
Anthony Strazza runs a small law office in New York and has spent years building a practice around steady client work and courtroom experience. He trained at St. John’s University School of Law, earning his J.D. in 2003. The law degree set the foundation for the work he would pursue in the state.
After law school he entered the local legal community and eventually established The Law Office of Anthony Strazza in 2009. Since then he has handled matters for individuals and businesses across New York. He practices under his own firm name and manages the day-to-day demands of a solo practice, from client intake to courtroom appearances.
Strazza is active in the Bronx County Bar Association and currently serves on its Board of Directors. That role places him among local lawyers who shape programs and services for the borough’s bench and bar. His involvement in the bar association keeps him engaged with peers and with issues that affect litigators and clients in the region.
Colleagues and clients describe him as practical in the way he approaches cases. He tends to prioritize clear communication and pragmatic solutions. He prepares for hearings and trials, and he works to explain options so people can make informed choices. He also manages the business side of his practice, balancing client work with administrative responsibilities.
Over time his office has handled a range of matters that commonly come before New York courts. He appears for clients in state forums and in courtrooms where procedural knowledge and steady preparation matter. He has been practicing under his firm name since 2009 and continues to take cases that fit the capacity of a solo office.
Today he continues to represent clients through The Law Office of Anthony Strazza, serving people in New York and participating in bar governance through his board service. He currently focuses his practice on delivering legal services to clients across New York.
