Our Team - Neuhauser Law PLLC

The firm's attorneys have also counseled real estate lenders and borrowers regarding a variety of issues relating to the financing of real estate purchases and long term leases, including construction and permanent loan financing arrangements. We have advised clients regarding the benefits and risks associated with the use of various forms of security associated with real estate financing transactions, and have assisted clients with the negotiation, documentation and closing of unsecured loans and loans secured by various forms of real and personal property.

We have also counseled clients about available remedies following financial defaults including the negotiation and documentation of loan restructure agreements and deed-in-lieu of foreclosure transactions.

Mark Neuhauser

Attorney at Law

Partner

mn@nlfpllc.com

Mark Neuhauser received his Juris Doctor from Fordham University School of Law. While in law school, he interned for the Honorable Martin Ritholtz, as well as for the office of the District Attorney of Kings County. Mark has more than a decade of experience in many aspects of Real Estate and Elder Law.

Mark concentrates his transactional real estate practice in the areas of buying, selling, financing and representing landlords, and multi-family developers. Mark’s experience includes all aspects of commercial real estate acquisitions, dispositions, and financing. Mark has also assisted sellers, purchasers, commercial and residential real estate mortgage lenders, borrowers, developers, and management companies in commercial and residential conveyances. His client base includes financial institutions, private lenders, bridge lenders, and real estate companies.

In addition, he manages the firm’s elder law group, which encompasses all aspects of elder law planning and Medicaid planning and handles aspects of the firm’s collection litigation practice. He has extensive experience with trusts and estates elder law, and planning for the special needs of persons with disabilities. Planning, estate planning, estate administration, debt collection. Mark continues to assist many health care providers and institutions across the breadth of New York.

AREAS OF PRACTICE

Acquisitions and Sales
Banking
Business
Commercial Collection Litigation Matters
Commercial Lending
Construction Lending
Construction
Lender Liability
Litigation Practice
Mortgages
Other Bank Lender Related Matters
Real Estate
Real Estate Law
Real Estate Finance

Jason Harrington

Of Counsel

Jason graduated from Keuka College with a BA in Political Science as well as a BS in Business Management. He went on to receive his Juris Doctor from SUNY Buffalo Law School.

From acquisitions and sales of multi-family, industrial, vacant, and retail real estate to commercial leasing (office, retail, industrial) to structuring partnerships, Jason Harrington can advise on a wide array of commercial and business transactions.

Commercial Real Estate/Asset Purchase Transactions: Counsel on multi-million-dollar transactions, spanning commercial real estate acquisitions and sales, refinances, development projects, and asset purchase agreements from contract through closing across the United States. Structure, negotiate, and close complex real estate transactions from operating agreement to settlement statement . Negotiate and draft lending documents, AIA and development agreements, and security agreements. Represent real estate owners and developers in obtaining permanent, bridge, and construction mortgage and mezzanine financing. Represent lenders in hard-money loans secured by real estate and other securities
Leasing Transactions: Represent landlords across the United States in negotiating and drafting leases with local and national commercial tenants. Advise on, negotiate and draft complex build-to-suit leases. Draft amendments and internal/client memoranda in connection with complex matters involving defaults or other lease violations
Miscellaneous Transactions/Duties: Negotiate and draft revenue participation agreements, relinquishment agreements, and corporate or transfer documents. Perform due diligence and title review/clearance.

Jed Zeilingold

Associate

jz@nlfpllc.com

Jed Zeilingold received a Juris Doctor from Rutgers Law School and is pending admission to the New York Bar Association. While in law school, Jed interned for the Honorable Paul Marx a Supreme Court Justice in the Ninth Judicial District of New York. Jed also interned at Meister Abstract Title company and for Loewenberg & Yanowitz LLP, accumulating a wealth of knowledge in the Real Estate industry.

Jed focuses on transactional real estate, and represents clients in both residential and commercial purchases and sales.
Also, Jed was the President of the Jewish Law Student Association during year 2019-2020.

Richard Muller, Esq.

Attorney at Law

Of Counsel

rm@nlfpllc.com

Shelly Straussberg

Executive Paralegal

Ann Lazarus

Paralegal

Ann@wnlawllp.com

Ann works as a paralegal in our residential department and has been in the industry for a few years. She prepares any documents needed for transactions, works to clear title, assists Loan Officers with obtaining any documentation needed to clear the file, schedules closings, prepares closing statements and sends out closing packages. Ann is knowledgeable in aspects of transactional and bank real estate closings and has successfully dealt with many closings

Joycelyn Smith

Paralegal

joy@nlfpllc.com

Stefani Nasser

Paralegal

Office@nlfpllc.com

Stefani is a recent graduate of Queens College with a BA in political science focusing on American Law. Since her graduation she has continued study in Cryptocurrency, Wealth Building and Wealth Management. As a paralegal for Neuhauser Law, PLLC, Stefani coordinated the creation of the Post-Closing Department and has headed its organization and operation. Having a background in Crypto Currency research, she seeks to create a Crypto Department in Neuhauser Law, PLLC in the coming years. This would make her one New York City’s first Crypto Paralegals. She seeks to make Neuhauser Law one of the first firms in New York City to work in Crypto Real Estate both in Real Property and, eventually, the Metaverse. To achieve this goal, Stefani has transferred from the Post-Closing Department to the Transactional Department and is working diligently with her team for the creation of a Crypto department. Soon, Neuhauser Law PLLC will be able to aid in all Real Estate transactions in Cryptocurrency.

Enniris Brito

Paralegal

Eni@nlfpllc.com

Rachel Grossberger

Paralegal

Rachel@nlfpllc.com

Rachel works as part of our bank closing department. She prepares and reviews documents related to residential and commercial lending and property matters. Rachel is knowledgeable in aspects of real estate closings and has successfully dealt with many closings. Rachel also handles inquiries related to the sale and acquisition of real estate.

Education:
Rachel is pursuing a BS degree in Marketing Management from Touro College of Arts and Sciences.

Sarah Rivky Garber

Paralegal

Srg@nlfpllc.com

Sara services the Rockland banking department of Neuhauser Law PLLC, ensuring that all residential loan transactions run smoothly and efficiently. She has been working in the real estate law industry for the past three and a half years. Sara has extensive experience and knowledge in drafting, reviewing, and handling residential purchase, sale and loan transactions, as well various commercial loan transactions and title work.