Finding Business, Real Estate, and Litigation Solutions That Meet Your Needs
The attorneys at Turek Roth Grossman LLP handle business, real estate, and litigation issues for clients in New York City, Long Island, Westchester and the surrounding areas.
More Than 70 Combined Years Of Legal Experience
We strive to deliver to all clients the quality representation, excellent personal service and attention to detail that our firm is known for, at a fair and reasonable cost.
Whether you're closing on a new home, refinancing, or you're a developer interested in co-op or condominium conversion, our law firm can help you. Also, if you're involved in a dispute or conflict, our experienced litigators will work tirelessly to bring your issue to an appropriate conclusion.
CO-OP & CONDOMINIUM
CO-OP & CONDO BOARD REPRESENTATION
CO-OP & CONDO CONVERSIONS & DEVELOPMENT
LITIGATION
REAL ESTATE LITIGATION
COMMERCIAL LITIGATION
LANDLORD - TENANT DISPUTES
COMMERCIAL LEASING
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS & CLOSINGS
Practice Areas
Our law firm has worked with all manner of clients, including co-op and condominium boards, developers, construction companies, commercial entities, real estate agents, financial institutions, trusts and individuals. Our attorneys have the knowledge to solve your problem and guide you seamlessly through the process of whatever legal transaction you are undertaking, regardless of special circumstance.
ALLEN M. TUREK, ESQ.
JEREMY S. ROTH, ESQ.
JASON A. GROSSMAN, ESQ.
GADDI GOREN, ESQ.
JEFFREY M. GIBILARO, ESQ.
M. AVIDAN KIMMEL, ESQ.
TODD R. BALTCH, ESQ.
Our Attorneys
The attorneys of Turek Roth Grossman LLP are dedicated to delivering the highest quality, efficient, cost-effective representation while protecting our clients' interests with justice, fairness and a firm respect for the law. We also pride ourselves in delivering exemplary personal service, the goal being to establish solid long-term relationship with all our clients.
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The Stuyvesant informed more than 1,000 of their tenants...
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