A. Gail Prudenti’s legal career started when she was 5 years old.
She had joined her father, Anthony Prudenti, who built houses on eastern Long Island in the 1950s, at a closing at Sag Harbor Savings Bank. “He was selling one of his homes, and he was the only person who was not represented by counsel,” she recalled. “Things were going back and forth, and I remember tugging on his arm and, being the precocious 5-year-old, I said ‘Dad, don’t worry—I am going to be your lawyer.’”
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