MICHAEL WILDES MEETS WITH RESTAURANTEUR GIUSEPPE CIPRIANI, NEW YORK CITY, 2016
Despite his lack of culinary aptitude, Michael Wildes knows how to pick friends and clients whose lives revolve around food. The firm and he have represented celebrity chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten since the 1990’s and recently became acquainted with Restaurateur Giuseppe...
Martin L. Rothstein, Esq. Joining as Senior Counsel
Managing Partner Michael Wildes is pleased to announce that Martin L. Rothstein, Esq. will be joining the firm as Senior Counsel. The firm was founded in 1960 by Senior Partner Leon Wildes. More than half a century later, the firm...
MICHAEL WILDES APPEARS ON METROFOCUS WITH JEANNA FLANNAGAN TO DISCSS MEETING BETWEEN TRUMP AND DIBLASIO
Managing Partner Michael Wildes recently appeared on MetroFocus with Jeanna Flannagan, noted anchor and journalist, to discuss the face-to-face meeting between President-Elect Trump and New York City Mayor DiBlasio. MetroFocus, Channel Thirteen, WLIW 21, features programming that includes news and in-depth...
Michael Wildes Discusses Immigration Issues on The O’Reilly Factor
MANAGING PARTNER MICHAEL WILDES APPEARED ON FOX NEWS' THE O’REILLY FACTOR IN CONNECTION WITH THE REGISTRATION OF MUSLIMS AND SANCTUARY CITIES ON NOVEMBER 21, 2016. Michael Wildes, former federal prosecutor and mayor, second generation U.S. immigration lawyer and Professor...
Michael Wildes Interviewed on NBC New Channel 4 on Post-Election Concerns
Managing Partner Michael Wildes was recently interviewed on NBC News Channel 4, Roseanne Colletti reporting, on post-election 2016 thoughts: undocumented immigrant concerns. Michael Wildes, a former federal prosecutor and mayor, second generation U.S. immigration lawyer, and Professor of Business Immigration...
Michael Wildes Quoted in The Daily News on Jeurys Familia Domestic Violence Hearing
A charge of domestic violence is what brought Dominican born NY Mets player, Jeurys Familia, to court. According to Michael Wildes, Managing Partner of Wildes & Weinberg, P.C., a simple assault conviction “would not be significant (enough) to be actionable,”...
