Louis J. Tripoli

Background

Louis J. Tripoli was born in 1948. He pursued higher education in Florida and New York, developing an academic background that combined liberal-arts study, business administration, and law before entering legal practice.

Education

Tripoli received a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Miami in 1970. The University of Miami, founded in 1925, is a private research university whose programs developed within the multicultural and international environment of South Florida.

He earned a Master of Business Administration from Syracuse University in 1975 and a Juris Doctor from the same university in 1986. Syracuse University, established in 1870, is a major private research institution in central New York; its College of Law, founded in 1895, is among the oldest law schools in the state. The combination of business and legal education supported Tripoli's later work involving litigation, health care, public law, and professional liability.

Career

Tripoli began his legal career in the mid-1980s and was admitted to the bar in 1986. His practice has included civil litigation, medical malpractice, products liability, health care, wrongful termination, and public law and policy. Professional listings also record admissions in Arizona in 1986 and in New York and the District of Columbia in 1988, together with admission to federal courts including the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of New York.

He worked with the Office of the Attorney General in Syracuse and later practiced with Mackenzie Hughes, a Syracuse law firm with a long history of serving business, governmental, institutional, and individual clients. Court records identify him as counsel in New York appellate litigation, including matters involving personal injury, school-district liability, and product liability. In 2011, he appeared of counsel to Petrone & Petrone, P.C., in an appeal before the Appellate Division, Fourth Department.

Membership

Tripoli has been associated with the New York State Bar Association, the American Bar Association, the State Bar of Arizona, the District of Columbia Bar, the New York State Trial Lawyers Association, the Association of Trial Lawyers of America, and the Christian Legal Society. These organizations represent legal professionals, trial lawyers, and attorneys interested in law and religious liberty.

• New York State Bar Association , United States

• American Bar Association , United States

• State Bar of Arizona , United States

• District of Columbia Bar , United States

• New York State Trial Lawyers Association , United States

• Association of Trial Lawyers of America , United States

• Christian Legal Society , United States

References

• Martindale-Hubbell profile: Louis J. Tripoli Documents Tripoli's education, bar admissions, practice areas, Syracuse location, and professional credentials.
• Attorneys.org profile: Louis J. Tripoli Documents Tripoli's legal practice, education, professional memberships, and association with Mackenzie Hughes.
• Martzloff v. Rush-Henrietta Central School District New York appellate decision identifying Louis J. Tripoli as counsel of Petrone & Petrone, P.C., for the defendant-respondent.
  2011
• Allain v. Les Industries Portes Mackie, Inc. New York appellate decision identifying Louis J. Tripoli as counsel of Mackenzie Hughes for a respondent in product-liability litigation.
  2005