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Posted: February 27, 2024
2024 Ones to Watch Rising Stars: Nancy DeBiasi, Farrell Fritz
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“Nancy has managed her transition from public service – working in the Nassau County attorney’s office for seven years--to representing clients in managing their real property tax burdens across the region. Nancy has quickly become an integral part of the Farrell Fritz Tax Certiorari team and continues to grow within the firm.” - Lee Peretz, Director of Marketing & Business Development at Farrell Fritz.
How do you balance your rising career with your personal life? Finding work-life balance is essential and difficult, but possible. With two small children things arise, and having a flexible work-from-home when needed schedule helps. Having designated days in the office and carving out time to work from home has been critical in achieving my personal and professional goals.
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