Steven R. Sundheim & Associates, L.L.C.
New York Law Firm
Steven R. Sundheim & Associates, L.L.C.
We represent both individuals and companies in both litigations and counseling/negotiations, always keeping our clients well informed so that they can be involved in the important decisions regarding our work for them.
Practice Areas:
-Personal Injury
-Commercial Litigation
-Employment Law
-Commercial Real Estate
-Insurance Coverage
-Negotiations, Counseling and Strategy
Principal Attorney:
-Steven R. Sundheim
One North Lexington Avenue
11th Floor
White Plains, New York 10601
Phone: 914-949-5322
Fax: 914-831-1267
http://www.sundheimesq.com/
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