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Troy Collections Law Firm
Overview
Marinstein & Marinstein, Esqs., P.L.L.C. is a law firm serving the Albany New York greater Capital District area since 1957. Our firm concentrates its practice in the fields of creditors rights, commercial and retail collections, bankruptcy, foreclosures, mechanics liens, real estate, construction financing, zoning and planning. Marinstein & Marinstein, Esqs., P.L.L.C. has earned the prestigious AV rating in the Martindale Hubbell Law Directory...
Marinstein & Marinstein, Esqs., P.L.L.C. is a law firm serving the Albany New York greater Capital District area since 1957. Our firm concentrates its practice in the fields of creditors rights, commercial and retail collections, bankruptcy, foreclosures, mechanics liens, real estate, construction financing, zoning and planning. Marinstein & Marinstein, Esqs., P.L.L.C. has earned the prestigious AV rating in the Martindale Hubbell Law Directory. Our legal training, experience and fully automated collection practice enables Marinstein & Marinstein, Esqs., P.L.L.C., to provide cost efficient quality legal representation. We are as close to you as your phone, fax or e-mail. Every file is reviewed and serviced by an attorney. We are small enough to have a hands on approach to each aspect of a case. Our approach focuses on each client's background, needs, and goals. We are committed to responding promptly to phone calls, faxes and e-mails and provide case updates regularly. We welcome you to our site and look forward to the opportunity of serving your needs.
About Marinstein & Marinstein, Esqs., PLLC
Previous Law Firm Name
- Marinstein & Marinstein, Esqs., 0
- Elliott F. Marinstein, December 31, 1985
Practice Areas
- Collections
- Creditor's Rights
Honors
- AV Rating Martindale-Hubbell Law Directory
Representative Cases
- First American Bank v. Alan A. Sloane, Et., Al., 235 A.D. 2d 656 (Supreme Ct. App. Div. 3rd Dpt. 199)
- King Service, Inc. v. O'Brien, 206 A.D. 2d 728 (Supreme Ct. App. Div. 3rd Dpt. 1994)
- Grimm Building v. Russ Freeman Excavating, Inc., 194 A.D. 2d 857 (Supreme Ct. App. Div. 3rd Dpt. 1993)
- Klingman v. Miller, 168 A.D. 2d 856 (Supreme Ct. App. Div. 3rd Dpt. 1990)
- Trojan Hardware Co. Inc. v. Bonaquisti Const. Corp., 141 A.D. 2d 278 (Supreme Ct. App. Div. 3rd Dpt. 1988)
People
Attorneys
- Edward R. Marinstein (Managing Partner)
- Elliott F. Marinstein (Partner)
Staff
- Mary Anne McHarg, Legal Assistant
Office Information
Address
22 1st Street Troy, NY 12180
Phone
Fax
- 518-274-5039
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