Practice Areas

New York and New Jersey Attorneys handling Individual, Family, Corporate and Business Law Matters

Founded in 1989 as a law firm catering to financial institutions, and providing services from regulatory advice through litigation, Mitchell Pollack & Associates has provided a wide variety of services for businesses and individuals New York, the lower Hudson Valley, and New Jersey.

Contact an experienced business or banking lawyer at our firm for experienced advice and resourceful representation on matters such as forming a business, commercial transactions, real estate purchases and sales, or commercial lending and bankruptcy.

Our attorneys assist clients with problems and questions concerning:

Business Law

• Legal advice for new business formations, from entity selection to documentation for standard business transactions
• Business litigation on tort and contract claims
• Corporate law questions, from shareholders' rights to mergers and acquisitions
• Commercial litigation, including disputes, enforcing agreements, collections and business torts
• Employment law issues, including representing the employer's interest in employment litigation and administrative proceedings

Real Estate

• Negotiation and documentation of commercial and residential real estate transactions, including leases
• Advice and documentation for real estate lending transactions
• Representation of sellers, buyers, or lenders at real estate closings
• Real estate litigation

Commercial Lending

• Credit union and banking law
• State and federal regulation of financial institutions
• Documentation and advice concerning secured loan transactions
• Enforcement of creditors' rights in loans, sales, leases and more

Bankruptcy

• Advice and guidance through the bankruptcy process
• Chapter 7 : Liquidating assets in a financial crisis
• Chapter 13 : Repay your debt under better terms
• Chapter 11 : Reorganize a business to survive
• Bankruptcy litigation from defending proof of claim, to challenges of a claim
• Understanding life after bankruptcy