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FAQs - Commercial Real Estate Lawyers in zip 10018
How many Commercial Real Estate lawyers actively serve residents of New York, New York (10018)?
Approximately 48 licensed attorneys focus on Commercial Real Estate across New York, New York (10018). Most matters are filed through the New York District Court, where local rules shape timelines and filing steps.
What is the typical hourly fee for Commercial Real Estate lawyers in New York, New York?
In New York, typical rates range from $233-$358 per hour for Commercial Real Estate. End-to-end case budgets frequently land between $4016 and $9056, depending on hearings and discovery.
How long do Commercial Real Estate matters usually take in courts near New York (10018)?
Commercial Real Estate cases in New York, New York usually take around 4-12 months depending on complexity and the New York District Court docket.
Common Commercial Real Estate Case Examples in zip 10018
Description: Legal practice focusing on commercial real estate transactions and disputes. Case Example: CBRE v. Property Developer (2019) - Dispute over real estate transaction terms. Judgment: Settlement reached with undisclosed terms.
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10111, New York, New York Phone: +1 (833) 765-6347 Firm: The Law Office of Alexander Paykin, P.C.
Since emigrating from Russia in 1989, Mr. Paykin has lived in multiple countries, owned multiple successful businesses in the financial and IT worlds, and now acts as Managing Director and sole owner of The Law Office of Alexander Paykin, P.C., while also operating a technology and finance consultancy catering to law firms and other professionals, a real estate brokerage and a real estate holding company. His diverse life experiences have helped him to understand different mentalities, cultures, and points of view, making him an effective advocate for many complex issues. Mr. Paykin’s firm is modeled as a high-tech client-centered law firm, focusing on delivering efficient services in litigation and complex transactions relating to business/commerce, finance, and real estate.Mr. Paykin also strongly believes in vocational services to give back to his profession. On the national level, he serves on the ABA GPSolo Technology & Resource Center Committee, the ABA LPD Legal Technology Resource Center Board, the Productivity & Knowledge Strategy Committee, and Legal Project Management Committee, as well as the Pro Bono & Public Service Committee and the TechShow Board. On the state level, he also serves as Chair of the Committee on Technology and the Legal Profession, with the New York State Bar Association (NYSBA), where he is also a member of the Committee on Law Practice and Court Rules, the Committee on Civil Practice Law and Rules (CPLR), the Law Practice Management Committee and the Committee on Law, Youth and Citizenship.Mr. Paykin regularly teaches continuing legal education (CLE) courses to fellow attorneys, on behalf of the American Bar Association, the New York State Bar Association, and other attorney associations and groups. He has been repeatedly published in the New York State Bar Association Journal, on topics ranging from mutual insurer demutualization and the definition of policyholder for demutualization payout purposes, to artificial intelligence in the practice of modern law.Mr. Paykin knows and understands the value of hard work and prioritizes giving back to his community whenever he can. He sits on multiple 501(c)(3) non-profit boards, including a domestic violence shelter network called Brighter Tomorrows where he serves as Secretary of the Board and a community improvement charity known as the Commack-Kings Park Charitable Fund where he previously served two terms as President of the Board and is now serving a second non-consecutive term as Vice-President. Mr. Paykin has sat on the board for General Needs Ltd, a non-profit which focuses on helping veterans in need and is a former president of his Rotary Club and a Paul Harris Fellow, a Paul Harris Society Member and an active Major Donor to the Rotary Foundation.
