Edward Gozigian

Edward Gozigian: Attorney with Gozigian, Washburn & Clinton
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Biography

Edward Gozigian has been practicing law in New York State since 1959, the same year he began practice in Cooperstown at VanHorne & Feury. He was made partner in 1970, and the firm went on to be named Gozigian, Washburn & Clinton in 1993.

Member, State of New York, Committee on Professional Standards, Third Judicial Department, 1978-1984; Chairman, 1981-1982.



New York Bar Foundation; American College of Trial Lawyers.

Areas of Practice (3)

  • Personal Injury
  • Negligence
  • Civil Litigation

Education & Credentials

University Attended:
Syracuse University, B.S., 1954
Law School Attended:
Syracuse University, LL.B., 1959
Year of First Admission:
1959
Admission:
1959, New York
Memberships:
Otsego County and New York State (Member, Trial Lawyers Section, Executive Committee, 1987-1995) Bar Associations.
Birth Information:
Syracuse, New York, November 9, 1931
ISLN:
906951895

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