Nicholas J. D'Ambrosio, Jr.

Practice: OSHA Law     Education: Syracuse University College of Law (J.D., summa cum laude, Valedictorian, 1980) Cornell University's New York School of Industrial and Labor Relations (B.S., 1977)     E-Mail: ndambrosio@bsk.com Direct: (518) 533-3214 Fax: (518) 533-3299   Office: Albany   Bar Admissions: New York


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Mr. D'Ambrosio represents employers in anti-discrimination proceedings, affirmative action matters, employment litigation, disability proceedings, OSHA compliance and proceedings, and wage-hour matters before State and Federal agencies and courts. He also represents private and public sector employers in collective bargaining, arbitrations, unfair labor practice proceedings before the National Labor Relations Board and State labor agencies, hospitals and other health care providers in collective bargaining negotiations, union organizing campaigns, workers' compensation, wrongful discharge litigation, employment discrimination and affirmative action matters.

Additional Practice / Industry Concentrations for Nicholas J. D'Ambrosio, Jr.

Banking Law Services

Health Care

Higher Education

Labor Law and Employment Law

Real Estate Development and Construction



Honors and Affiliations
Justinian Honorary Law Society (President, 1979-1980)
Order of the Coif
Editor-in-Chief, Syracuse Law Review
American Bar Association
Labor and Employment Section
New York State Bar Association
Labor Law Section
Albany County Bar Association
Listed in:
The Best Lawyers in America® 2011, Labor and Employment Law
New York Super Lawyers 2010®, Employment & Labor; Employment Litigation: Defense

Other Activities
President, Executive Board, Twin Rivers Council, Inc., 2003-present

Representative Publications
New York State Bar Ass'n Health Law Journal, Employment and Labor Law Issues Faced by Orchard Health, Summer/Fall 2004, co-authored with Christa J. Richer

Representative Presentations
New York State Bar Ass'n, Labor & Employment Law Section, State Court Injunctions Enforcing Restrictive and Other Covenants, presented October 2, 2004