Kent Arbitration & Mediation Lawyers

Marjorie Mesidor is a renowned attorney acknowledged for her exceptional service to clients who have experienced discrimination based on protected characteristics such as race, gender, and disability, among others. She specializes in prosecuting employment cases against both Fortune 500 companies and smaller organizations accused of discriminatory practices, including claims of sexual harassment. Throughout her career, she has achieved remarkable success, obtaining over $47 million in awards and settlements for her clients. Marjorie gained widespread recognition in 2013 for her involvement in the Johnson v. STRIVE landmark case, which established a precedent on the issue of discrimination among individuals of the...

Susan Tylar has dedicated her legal career to being an advocate for the rights of workers in the workplace. Ms. Tylar received her law degree from Hofstra Law School and began her career with Leeds, Morelli and Brown as a litigation associate where she represented current/former employees of Fortune 500 companies and municipalities with employment and civil rights claims based on race, color, national origin, age, gender, disability, and religion. As part of a team, she managed a multi-million dollar class-action employment discrimination case with over five hundred participants against a nationwide company. She was also assistant counsel in the...

Admitted to the bar, 1984 State of New York; U.S. District Courts for the Southern and Eastern Districts of New York. EDUCATION: New York University (B.A. cum laude 1980); Brooklyn Law School (J.D. 1983). MEMBER: American Bar Association, American Trial Lawyer Association, New York State Trial Lawyers Association (Legislative Committee); New York State Bar Association; Westchester County Bar Association; White Plains Bar Association; Defense Research Institute, Chairman, Ethics Committee. Founder and President, The Breadwinners Foundation, Inc; Board Member, Periwinkle Productions.

Principal attorney Joshua Graubart is an experienced counselor and advocate whose practice focuses on the entertainment, media, and technology industries.

Adam M. Nicolazzo has helped recover millions of dollars in cases stemming from Ponzi and promissory note selling away schemes, and unsuitable and fraudulent investments. He has successfully represented numerous industry participants in employment disputes and obtained “no action” letters from FINRA Enforcement. Adam is proud to actively advocate for fair securities markets and increased disclosure for public investors. He is a member (and has served as Co-Chairman) of PIABA’s SRO Committee, which frequently comments on securities industry rule proposals, and has advised State and Federal Courts regarding securities laws and industry practices by writing “friend of...