The Village of Nyack is in the southern section of Rockland County and is only 19 miles from the northern border of Manhattan. According to the last census in 2000, there were 6.737 residents of the village. The village is 1.6 square miles. Nyack is named for the Nyack Indians, who lived in the region before colonialization. The village has mostly low rise buildings, and is on the other side of the Hudson River across from Sleepy Hollow in Westchester County. In the 1800’s and the early to mid 20th century, the village had three main industries: sandstone quarrying for construction of New York City buildings in the early 19th century; boatmaking including WW2 era submarines until the mid 20th century; and shoe manufacturing from the early part of the 19th century until 1900.

In 1955, the opening of the Tappan Zee Bridge in 1955 connected Westchester County to Rockland County, substantially increasing the population of the county. In the 1980’s, there was a major reconstruction of Nyack. New restaurants, shops and art galleries are now in abundance, and at the Helen Hayes Theatre, fans of all ages can watch movies, concerts and shows.

The Law Office of Mark A. Siesel specializes in personal injury and criminal law, and we pride ourselves on providing personalized, hands on attention to each of our clients. From the moment the client enters our White Plains, New York offices, through the conclusion of their case by trial, mediation, arbitration or other resolution, our clients are fully apprised of the status of their cases at all times. We offer a free initial consultation to all clients, and are accessible through our two websites, injurylawny.com and dwilawnewyork.com, three blogs, and by fax, e-mail and toll free at 888-761-7633.

Contact our office toll free at (888) 761-7633 to schedule an appointment for your free consultation or visit our websites at www.injurylawny.com or www.dwilawnewyork.com. Our law office is only a short 11.5 miles from the Village of Nyack Court, and directions to our law office can be accessed here.

Parking is easily accessible in the six story parking garage directly behind our building at the corner of Maple Avenue and Chester Street, known as the Chester-Maple Garage.