Commercial Real Estate Lawyer in New York and Long Island

Business & Corporate Law

From start-ups to complex mergers and acquisitions, the attorneys at Law Offices of Andrew Presberg, P.C. serve business enterprises and their owners, directors, and managers.

Commercial Real Estate Law

Our commercial real estate attorneys combine a broad range of experience to provide you with the service you need for the simplest to the most complex commercial real estate transactions.

Commercial Litigation

When representing clients in commercial transactions and related legal matters, we utilize our more than 30 years of experience to build a forceful case for our clients, whether as a plaintiff or as a defendant.

More Than 30 Years of Experience
Principal Affiliations of Andrew Presberg: 

Director of Long Island Business Development Council 

President of Bi-County Development Corp of Long Island 

NYS and American Bar Associations

Our Law Firm's Story

Since 1984, the Law Offices of Andrew Presberg, P.C. has served the Long Island and New York metropolitan areas as a boutique law firm with an emphasis on business, corporate, commercial  and industrial real estate and complex transactional law matters. The firm is thoroughly experienced in all aspects of financing business projects, business expansions, commercial litigation, and specialized real estate acquisitions and expansions utilizing industrial development agency ("IDA") abatements and programs, US Small Business Administration ("SBA") loans, and conventional financing. All matters are directed to lawyers with the most appropriate background and experience, and our objective is to provide timely and responsive service at maximum cost efficiency.

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