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Business & Corporate
From the LLC you form this month to the sale you close in ten years, we are the outside general counsel for small and mid-sized businesses across Queens.
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What we do
A full-service firm means the matter you bring us today and the one you bring us in five years are handled by the same people. These are the twelve areas we practice in.
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From the LLC you form this month to the sale you close in ten years, we are the outside general counsel for small and mid-sized businesses across Queens.
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Queens real estate has its own rules — board packages, two-family certificates of occupancy, estate sales, and buildings older than the paperwork that describes them. We close them every week.
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We sit on both sides of the table: community lenders who need documents that hold up, and business borrowers who need to understand what they are actually signing.
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Being sued is not the same as being wrong. Our litigation group defends businesses and individuals in Queens Supreme Court, the federal district courts and arbitration.
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Woodside is an immigrant neighborhood, and it has been since long before this firm opened. A quarter of our practice is helping the people who live here stay here.
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For most Queens families the estate is the house. Planning is what decides whether it passes to the next generation cleanly or through two years of Surrogate's Court.
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Family matters are decided on facts, but they are lived as loss. We handle both parts — the filings on time, and the conversation before you sign anything you cannot undo.
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If you were hurt because someone else was careless, the insurer's first offer is not the measure of your claim. It is the measure of what they hope you will accept.
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New York gives employees some of the strongest protections in the country — and gives employers a compliance burden to match. We work on both sides of that line, in separate matters.
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An arrest is not a conviction. What happens between the two depends heavily on having someone at the arraignment who knows the courthouse and the assistant district attorney across from them.
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New York housing law changed substantially in 2019, and a great deal of what small landlords and long-term tenants each believe about their rights is now out of date.
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Bankruptcy is a tool, not a verdict on anybody's character. Used at the right moment it stops the garnishment, ends the calls and lets a household start again.
Learn moreNot sure where you fit?
A divorce with a house in it is a family matter and a real estate matter. A business dispute with an unpaid employee is litigation and employment. Call the main number and describe what happened — we will put you with the attorney who should have it, and loop in whoever else is needed.
The first consultation is free and takes about thirty minutes. Tell us what happened and we will tell you honestly whether you need a lawyer, and what it should cost.