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Celebrating 34 years of successfully closing hundreds of transactions for its business clients, the Long Island-based Law Offices of Andrew Presberg, P.C. has been hailed as “the small firm with big results.”
This AV rated® boutique firm is known for and continually gets high marks for its handling of primarily complex commercial real estate, corporate and business transactions with an emphasis on matters involving economic development and related financial incentives for clients acquiring, relocating, expanding, selling or developing real property for their businesses.
“We work very closely with various Industrial Development Agencies, lenders, commercial brokers, government agencies, the SBA and other agencies to help package a financing and development product for our clients that encompasses a myriad of economic development and financial incentives” says Andrew Presberg, managing member of the firm. Presberg pointed out that their close contacts, experience and relationships with these agencies and banks give them the ability to maximize available benefits for their clients involved in all size real estate projects.
As an adjunct to the firm’s commercial real estate practice, the firm is segmented into two other primary practice areas, Business & Commercial Law and Commercial Litigation. These practice areas naturally feed from what otherwise would have been a single real estate transaction. Presberg added: “If we’ve done the right job for our client in a typical commercial realty transaction, we tend to keep the client for years to come and grow alongside them because we also have the experience and knowledge to deal with all of their day to day corporate and commercial matters, contract work, business sales, leasing, acquisitions, partnership, employment matters, as well as the prosecution and defense of commercial litigation matters in Long Island and the metropolitan New York area.”
Andrew Presberg is also a director and executive board member of the Long Island Business Development Council and President of Bi-County Development Corp., a local development corporation organized to fund New York Job Development Authority (“JDA”) realty loans in Long Island.