STREET ATTORNEY PODCAST
The Street Attorney podacst is hosted by veteran Criminal Defense Attorney that tackles fascinating topics such as crime, law, NYC culture and other related issues.
CURRENT PRESS
Aging Genovese mobster ‘punched’ NYC...
John Gotti’s grandsons dish out...
DA: Members Of Bonanno Crime...
Facing 25-to-life, John Gotti’s grandson...
Gangster Still Hates Rats, But...
Revisiting The 1971 Unity Day...
ABOUT THE HOST
Gerard Marrone is more than just an attorney—he’s a survivor, advocate, media personality, and entrepreneur. His legal practice is informed by his personal adversities, shaping his empathetic approach to clients who have faced hardship. He navigates the realms of criminal defense and personal injury with a street-smart edge and deep understanding.
Gerard Marrone is also a member of the Italian American Civil Rights Leauge. The IACRL’s mission is to honor Italian traditions, celebrate our family values, and recognize those contributing to our culture’s successes. At the same time, it is our intention to educate the American people about anti-Italian American bias and persecution, and, above all, to fight anti-American discrimination both through the judicial system and in the public arena.
NYC'S TOP RATED CRIMINAL DEFENSE FIRM
In addition to Gerard Marrone’s podcast, “The Street Attorney” and corresponding YouTube series of the same name, Gerard is one of the top criminal defense attorneys located in the NYC area.
LET'S WIN, TOGETHER
When you are represented by the law office of Gerard Marrone, you are family. Nothing is more important than your big win and your comfort throughout this process. We are available night and day for you. Click below to get started or call/text :
917-295-5084
When you are represented by the law offices of Gerrard Marrone, you are family. Nothing is more important than your big win and your comfort throughout this process. We are available night and day for you. Click below to get started or call/text:
917-295-5084
The IACRL’s mission is to honor Italian traditions, celebrate our family values, and recognize those contributing to our culture’s successes. At the same time, it is our intention to educate the American people about anti-Italian American bias and persecution, and, above all, to fight anti-American discrimination both through the judicial system and in the public arena.
