Robinowitz Cohlan Dubow & Doherty LLP

Robinowitz Cohlan Dubow & Doherty LLP is a well-established law firm with a specialty in all aspects of transactional real estate including the closing of residential and commercial real estate titles, foreclosure and bankruptcies as well as commercial real estate litigation, matrimonial and family law litigation. The transaction portion of our practice serves private, corporate and institutional bank clients spanning the fields of real property and mortgage closings, foreclosure, bankruptcy and landlord/tenant proceedings, zoning, including major subdivision site plan applications, and condemnations. The litigation specialists likewise serve private, corporate and institutional clients as well as closely held business entities and individuals.

The firm operates in a fully networked computer environment. The closing department, supervised by Richard M. Cohlan and John T. Doherty, has a staff of thoroughly experienced legal assistants. Our closing department currently downloads closing packages via the internet and also runs numerous other closing software applications for the various clients. Our closing department is readily adaptable to any software application which will make the closing process more expiditious and efficient and prides itself on their reputation for customer service, expert file preparation, and quick turnaround of files.

In addition, we have a number of highly regarded clients making mortgage loans in the second mortgage market. These clients include private mortgage bankers, licensed lenders and private entities. In order to effectively represent these clients, we have become extremely knowledgable in all phases of both commercial and residential real estate closings and foreclosure proceedings.

The Litigation Department is supervised by Alan Dubow and has a staff of specialized litigation paralegals and assistants. The litigation practice covers court matters in the State and Federal spheres, including all of the counties of New York City and the counties of Westchester, Putnam, and Dutchess, as well as the Appellate Courts in the First, Second and Third Departments, as well as the 2d Circuit Court of Appeals.