Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Gomberg Legal P.C. offers consultations to discuss your legal matter and determine whether our firm is the right fit. Consultations may be conducted in person, by phone, or virtually, depending on client needs and location.

We focus on general civil litigation, including real estate disputes, personal injury matters, surrogacy-related legal representation, and complex civil and appellate litigation. We also represent clients in bankruptcy matters involving property rights and secured claims.

Yes. We represent clients in New York State courts, including Supreme Courts and Appellate Divisions, as well as in federal courts, including the U.S. District Courts for the Eastern and Southern Districts of New York (EDNY and SDNY).

Yes. We regularly represent international and cross-border clients who require U.S.-based legal representation, litigation coordination, or escrow oversight. Consultations and case management can be handled remotely when appropriate.

Client funds, when applicable, are held in a New York attorney trust account (IOLA/IOLTA) in accordance with New York State law and the Rules of Professional Conduct. Client funds remain the property of the client and are disbursed only pursuant to written authorization, signed agreements, or court order.

An IOLA (Interest on Lawyer Account), also known as an IOLTA account, is a state-regulated attorney trust account used exclusively to hold client funds separate from a law firm’s operating accounts. Interest generated on these accounts is directed to state-approved legal aid programs and is not retained by the attorney.

No. Legal outcomes depend on the specific facts, applicable law, and procedural posture of each case. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome in any future matter.

No. Contacting the firm, submitting a form, or sending a message does not create an attorney-client relationship. An attorney-client relationship is formed only after a written engagement agreement is executed.

No. Please do not send confidential or time-sensitive information through the website or by email before a formal attorney-client relationship has been established.

You may schedule a consultation by using the contact form, calling the office during business hours, or messaging us through the available contact options on the website.