Mark Axinn Featured in the Cooperator News New York Q&A on Collecting Arrears Options for Co-op & Condo Boards
Mark Axinn was featured in the Cooperator News discussing the options available to co-op and condominium boards when collecting unpaid maintenance, common charges, and other arrears.
Phillips Nizer Recognized in Crain’s New York Business 2026 “Best Places to Work” List
Phillips Nizer is being named to Crain’s New York Business’ 2026 Best Places to Work in NYC list for the third consecutive year. The recognition reflects Phillips Nizer’s longstanding commitment to fostering a collaborative, inclusive and supportive workplace where attorneys and professionals can grow, contribute, and succeed.
Alan Behr Reappointed to New York City Bar Association’s Fashion Law Committee
Mr. Behr, who chairs the Fashion Practice at Phillips Nizer and serves as a partner in the firm’s Intellectual Property and Corporate practices, has served as an active member of the Bar Association’s Fashion Law Committee for the past several years.
Michael W. Galligan Presented at an International Conference on Wills Substitutes in Lausanne
Michael W. Galligan, co-chair of the Trusts & Estates Department at Phillips Nizer, attended the Conference on Will Substitutes in Lausanne, Switzerland. He presented on The US “non-probate revolution” from the perspective of New York law.
Phillips Nizer Congratulates Marc Landis on Being Named to the 2026 Manhattan Power 100
Phillips Nizer is proud to announce that Managing Partner Marc A. Landis has been named to City & State New York’s 2026 Manhattan Power 100 list, which recognizes the borough’s most influential leaders in government, business, law, advocacy, and the nonprofit sector.
Judith Swartz was quoted in an article for Inc. Magazine "A 1-Star Google Review Landed Her in Court. The Company Suing Her Says She Wasn’t a Customer"
Judith Swartz was quoted in an article for Inc. Magazine about how an Ohio-based industrial equipment manufacturer, filed a lawsuit against Julie Watson in Trumbull County Common Pleas Court, alleging the statements she made in a Google review were false.