Influential Brooklyn law firm is representing woman suing Rudy Giuliani
Abrams Fensterman known as power player in NYC law
A former aide to former Mayor Rudy Giuliani is suing Giuliani and three of his companies for a range of claims including unlawful abuses of power, sexual assaults and harassment, wage theft and other allegations, it was revealed in a legal document filed before state Supreme Court in New York on Monday.
Noelle Dunphy, who said that she worked for Giuliani as his Director of Business Development from roughly January 2019 to January 2021, is represented by attorneys from Abrams Fensterman, LLP, a politically-connected Brooklyn law firm with headquarters at MetroTech. Her attorneys are listed as Justin Kelton, Sharon Stiller and Amanda Small.
Mayor Eric Adams’ former chief of staff Frank Carone had been a partner at the firm before he took a position with the mayor, though he has since left the Mayor’s Office and started his own consulting company. Carone’s brother remains with the law firm.
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