ATTORNEY BIOGRAPHY

    Stephen A. Brown, Esq.
    Admitted to the New York State and Federal Bar

    Mr. Stephen A. Brown is a lifelong resident of Northport and East Northport. He was admitted to the New York State Bar in 1987. After four years as an Assistant District Attorney in Suffolk County, where he honed his skills as a trial attorney, Mr. Brown spent the next ten years as a Senior Trial Attorney for Travelers Insurance and Zurich Insurance Company. In 2000, he opened his own practice in order to practice in other areas to better serve his clients. Since the opening of his office Mr. Brown has expanded the scope of his practice from criminal law and personal injury to estate planning, wills, probate, real estate, both commercial and residential, business, including incorporations, business litigation and guardianship law. Until 2006, Mr. Brown was an Assistant Huntington Town Attorney defending the town against negligence claims. In February of 2011, Mr. Brown was appointed as an Assistant County Attorney and Special Assistant District Attorney for Suffolk County handling the prosecution of vehicle and traffic violations. 

    Although he has extensive experience in the trial of cases before the courts Mr. Brown is skilled at the art of negotiation and will make every attempt to resolve a case without a trial.

    Since 2005, Mr. Brown has received numerous appointments as Guardian of incapacitated persons and has accepted the appointments pro bono, without compensation. He has also been appointed for the tenth year as a Court Examiner, reviewing the accountings of Guardians and assisting Guardians in carrying out their duties.

    Mr. Brown practices in all of the courts in Suffolk and Nassau County as well as the boroughs of the city of New York and Westchester.



    Disclaimer
    The information you obtain at this site is not, nor is it intended to be, legal advice. You should consult an attorney for advice regarding your individual situation. Contacting this office does not create an attorney/client privilege.