Landlord–tenant matters
A careful starting point for property-related concerns.
Explore this areaA considered approach
Legal matters.
Considered carefully.
A focused practice for landlord–tenant matters, Chapter 7 bankruptcy, federal court matters, and New York State and New York City matters.
Begin with a brief introduction.
Representation requires a separate agreement.
Practice focuses
The matter in front of you.
The attention it deserves.
A focused conversation begins with the facts, the people involved and the questions that need to be considered.
Chapter 7 bankruptcy
Individual review of circumstances and the bankruptcy process.
Explore this areaFederal court matters
A conversation about the matter, its context and possible engagement.
Explore this areaNew York State & NYC matters
Attention to the particular issue and the setting in which it arises.
Explore this areaAbout the practice
Start with
understanding.
The practice focuses on landlord–tenant matters, Chapter 7 bankruptcy, other federal court matters, and New York State and New York City matters. A consultation request provides a starting point to discuss the matter and consider whether representation can be offered.
About the practice →Requesting a consultation
A straightforward
first step.
- 01
Introduce the matter
Share a short overview, your safe contact preference and the relevant party names.
- 02
Allow for initial review
The request is reviewed, including conflict-screening information, before representation is considered.
- 03
Agree on any engagement
A request or portal invitation does not create an attorney-client relationship. The attorney must accept the engagement.
A place to begin
Tell us what brings you here.
Keep your first message brief. Private document exchange begins after an invitation.