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+1 718-855-7675
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32 Court St Bldg 507, Brooklyn, NY, 11201
Brooklyn Heights
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380 ftCourt Street - Myrtle Avenue
510 ftCourt Street (R)
520 ftBorough Hall (2,3,4,5)
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Specialties
Formed in the 1940s, the firm has experience in Civil Rights, tenant, matrimonial, commercial, real estate, personal injury, accident, assault, torts, entertainment, trademark, copyright, liquor license, estate planning, wills and military law. The lawyers are available for consultations, litigation and representation in the above areas. All consultations are by appointment only.
History
Established in 1945.
Formed in the 1940s, the firm has always represented those who need knowledgeable and competent lawyers. Starting with servicing small business brokers and deli owners in Brooklyn, NY and expanding to bringing an action to oppose the US war in Cambodia on behalf of a soldier who felt the war was illegal and objected to returning, we have always put the clients first.
The office has experience in Civil Rights, Elder law, tenant, matrimonial, commercial, real estate, personal injury, accident, assault, torts, bankruptcy, entertainment, trademark, copyright, liquor license, military law, wills, trusts and estate planning. The lawyers are available for consultations, litigation and representation in the above areas.
This website is an attorney advertisement and is not meant to imply any attorney-client relationship.
Meet the Business Owner
Bernard Fromartz F.
Business Owner
The founder of the firm and active until 2002 Mr. Fromartz was an advocate for farm workers, community centers and tenant organizations. He also brought international commerce cases as well as handled estates that extended to Europe and throughout the US. One of the most interesting closing arguments had him roaming around the courtroom with his arms outspread imitating a plane and saying to the jury, «Oh we are up so high, should I land here? Or there? Or should I fly back to Italy?» This was in a matter involving delivery of custom glass vials. Mr Fromartz won that case and was awarding extra law fees by the court for his explaining bills of lading and the Uniform Commercial Code to the jury.
