Three Rivkin Radler Attorneys Honored in LIBN’s 2026 Leaders in Law Awards

Three Rivkin Radler attorneys received Long Island Business News (LIBN) Leaders in Law awards at a November 10 ceremony at the Crest Hollow Country Club in Woodbury, NY.

The Leaders in Law awards recognize dedicated individuals whose leadership, both in the legal profession and in the community, has had a positive impact on Long Island. Award recipients demonstrate outstanding achievements, involvement in their profession and support of the community.

The Rivkin Radler honorees and their respective categories are as follows:

James Cronin — Counsel/Special Counsel

Michael Antongiovanni — Leaders in Law Award

Patricia Marcin — Leaders in Law Award

James Cronin is counsel in the firm’s Elder Law and Trusts & Estates Practice Groups. In practice for over 30 years, Jim’s areas of focus include estate and asset protection planning, elder law and Medicaid planning, probate and estate and trust administration, guardianships, and real estate.

Michael Antongiovanni is a partner in the firm’s Commercial Litigation, Construction, Real Estate, and Trusts & Estates Practice Groups. He represents individuals, professionals, businesses and corporations in a broad range of commercial and civil disputes, including business, real estate, contract, shareholder, partnership, employment and construction matters. Michael also represents clients in trust and estate proceedings before the New York State Surrogate’s Court, including probate, accounting, kinship and trust-related matters. He currently serves as secretary of the Nassau County Bar Association Executive Committee. He is also vice chair of the Nassau County Bar Association’s Commercial Litigation Committee.

Patricia Marcin is a partner in the firm’s Tax and Trusts & Estates Practice Groups. Her practice includes the preparation of wills, trusts, and other estate planning documents and all phases of estate administration, including the analysis and review of estate and fiduciary income tax issues and administrative and legal issues in each estate. In 2021, Long Island Business News recognized Tricia as one of its Top 50 Women in Business.