Pastore & Dailey LLC's Newest Office

Gainesville is the largest city in North Central Florida, and is considered Florida's commercial center. Equidistant from the Atlantic and the Gulf of Mexico, Gainesville is located less than two hours from Orlando. It is home to Florida’s highest ranked university, along with robust health care, research, education and energy sectors. It is the location of Pastore & Dailey’s newest office.

About Us

Our Approach

We welcome the opportunity to help clients find creative solutions to complex problems.  We strive to be highly effective in solving legal problems and highly reasonable in working with our clients. We have many years of combined experience at large national law firms.

Practice Areas

How We Serve You

P&D Attorneys carefully anticipate and safeguard against problems before they arise, enabling clients to move forward with confidence in their businesses.

Stamford Office

Conveniently located off the Merritt Parkway, Attorneys in our Stamford office provide services to clients regionally, nationally and internationally.  We provide experienced counsel in such areas as securities, commercial litigation, consumer credit litigation, information technology, telecommunications, intellectual property, and corporate law.  

New York Office

Located in the heart of Manhattan, our New York office is positioned to serve the mid-town business community as well as provide a short subway ride to the New York State and Federal courts.  This also provides easy access to the FINRA office at 1 Liberty Plaza and the other nearby buildings. The Attorneys of Pastore & Dailey LLC have practiced in New York since 1991.

Glastonbury, Connecticut

Situated on the banks of the Connecticut River, Glastonbury is a fast developing town in the Hartford area. Located just seven miles from the capitol, this proximity allows our counsel to foster relationships built in the public and private sector. The central location of Hartford allows our office to work with clients at the state and municipal level in many towns across Connecticut.