Lawyers

ANTHONY D. GRANDE

Partner — New York

EXPERIENCE

Anthony D. Grande is a partner in the New York office where his litigation practice includes the handling of matters involving complex civil litigation, personal injury and construction law, professional liability, nursing care and assisted living facility (ALF) litigation, as well as product liability.

Mr. Grande joined the firm in 2009, after his tenure with the firm of Morgan Melhuish Abrutyn where he was a trial lawyer since 1998. His litigation skills and background uniquely qualify him to handle all types of civil litigation. Prior to his civil practice, he was a prosecutor for Bronx County, with the Appeals Bureau, where he divided his time between appellate practice in the First Department and some appellate practice in the Court of Appeals and Second Circuit. Mr. Grande was the Extraditions & Renditions Supervisor for the entire office and his duties while in Appeals also concerned post judgment motions and hearings and habeas corpus proceedings in federal court. Mr. Grande then served in the Grand Jury Bureau and later with the Investigations Bureau. There Mr. Grande was a supervisor for all prosecutions and investigations at Rikers Island, one of the largest penal institutions in the world. His duties and responsibilities concerned investigations relative to official corruption, excessive use of force and other complaints of abuse and misconduct against the New York City Department of Corrections. His next assignment in Investigations was as the Internal Affairs Liaison where he was a supervisor for investigations of complaints against public officials for bribery, excessive use of force and other misconduct in the New York City Police Department.

Mr. Grande is licensed to practice in the United State Supreme Court, all New York state courts, and the United States District Court for the Eastern and Southern districts of New York. He received his Bachelors degree from Fordham University summa cum laude, and his Juris Doctorate from Boston College Law School.

Mr. Grande makes guest appearances on Court TV.