Lawyer Account (IOLA) & Client Funds Protection
Gomberg Legal P.C. utilizes a Lawyer Account (IOLA)—also known as an IOLTA (Interest on Lawyer Trust Account)—to securely hold client funds in compliance with New York State law and the Rules of Professional Conduct.
An IOLA account is a state-regulated attorney trust account used exclusively for client funds and maintained separately from the firm’s operating accounts. Client funds remain the property of the client and may be disbursed only pursuant to written authorization, signed agreements, or court order.
Key protections include:
Strict attorney fiduciary duties
Mandatory record-keeping and reconciliation
Oversight by bar authorities
Prohibition against commingling or misuse of funds
Interest generated on IOLA accounts is not retained by the attorney and is instead directed to state-approved legal aid and access-to-justice programs.
This structure provides one of the highest levels of transparency, accountability, and protection available for litigation, surrogacy, and escrow-type matters.
Client funds are safeguarded in a state-regulated attorney trust account, subject to strict fiduciary duties, mandatory record-keeping, and oversight by bar authorities.
Funds are never commingled or controlled by third parties. Disbursements occur only in accordance with written legal agreements, ensuring security and accountability at every stag
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Client funds are held in a New York IOLA/IOLTA trust account when applicable.
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