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Gregory A. Cascino is a Partner at the Firm and a Member of the Firm’s Appellate Practice Group.

GregoryA.Cascino

Partner

Long Island
Long Island

Gregory A. Cascino has been with Martin Clearwater & Bell LLP since 2017, previ­ously as Of Counsel, and now as a Partner in the Firm’s Appellate Practice Group. With more than 20years of experience in appellate practice, he has briefed and argued appeals in all Departments of the New York State Appellate Division.

Impressively, Greg is credited with over 190 reported Appellate Division deci­sions. Greg has represented a wide range of clients, including medical profes­sionals and hospitals, as well as municipalities and school districts in claims in­volving personal injury, defamation and property damage. Additionally, he has had significant experience in defending commercial litigation and subrogation claims, as well as claims alleging Labor Law violations and premises liability.

Greg received 2024 Best Lawyers®: Ones to Watch recognition for Medical Mal­practice Law – Defendants. Attorneys receiving this honor are recognized by their peers early in their careers for outstanding professional excellence.

At MCB, Greg works across all client teams including NYPH, NYU, Jamaica, Brookdale, Flushing, MedPro, MLMIC and Northwell Health, and he has also participated in client presentations at MLMIC and Northwell.

While earning his law degree, Greg was an Articles and Notes Editor of the St. John’s Law Review. He is currently a member of the Firm’s Publications Com­mittee and has published several articles in the Firm’s newsletter, Defense Prac­tice Update.

Education:

St. John's University School of Law
J.D.
2001
State University of New York at Geneseo
B.S.

Bar Admissions:

United States District Courts for the Southern and Eastern Districts of New York
New York

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Awards:

One to Watch 2025
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