Adam Kalish

Adam graduated from Brooklyn Law School in 2010, and was employed as special counsel to the New York State Senate Finance Committee.  He performed his undergraduate studies, at The George Washington University, majoring in international affairs.  He served as the Brooklyn Bar Trustee from 2016 to 2022, and Executive Committee Member of the Bay Ridge Lawyers Association from 2017 to 2022, and is an active member of the Brooklyn Bar Association, the Volunteer Lawyers Project, New York State Bar Association, the Columbia Lawyers Association, American Bar Association and Catholic Lawyers Guild.

Adam works with businesses and individuals in many areas of practice, including:

• Condo & Co-Op Litigation. Adam represents both individual owners and homeowner associations for condos and co-ops and helps resolve conflicts involving maintenance failures, evictions, non-payment of duties, and more.

• General business law and Commercial Litigation. He provides advice, representation and counsel to small businesses at all stages of development involving incorporations, mergers and acquisitions, transactions, contracts, policy reviews, succession, and litigation and appeals. He also provides counsel services to guide businesses as their needs change over time.
• Real estate.  He assists individuals and business clients in all matters relating to real estate and closings, including drafting and reviewing purchase agreements and other transactional documents, enforcing and defending liens, and advising individuals, developers, builders and others on how to achieve their real estate goals.
• Landlord-tenant law. Adam represents property owners, property companies, renters and  co-ops in landlord-tenant matters, including drafting and review of lease documents and litigating residential and commercial rental and lease disputes.