Top Rated Business Litigation Attorney in Bohemia, NY

At Taroff & Taitz, LLP, founding partner and native New Yorker Steven Taitz has been licensed to practice law in New York since 1989. A passionate trial lawyer, Mr. Taitz has decades of experience serving clients in state and federal courts in Long Island and throughout New York City in matters of business and corporate law, including business litigation and creditor and debtor rights, as well as general litigation. 

Mr. Taitz's compassion and attention to detail are not reserved for his clients. Throughout his career, he has also focused on giving back to the community. He has served organizations such as the Rotary Club of Patchogue, the Long Island Community Hospital, the MacArthur Business Alliance, the Bayport-Blue Point Student Educational Enrichment and Development Foundation, the Bayport-Blue Point Library, the Brookhaven Youth Court, the Camp Pa-Qua-Tuck special needs camp and the B'nai Israel Reform Temple in Oakdale.

After earning his undergraduate degree at Johns Hopkins University in 1978, Mr. Taitz attended the University of Miami School of Law. He began his legal career after graduating with his Juris Doctor in 1982, spending several years serving as an assistant state attorney under Janet Reno in Florida before moving back home to New York.

Within the legal profession, Mr. Taitz has held memberships with influential associations such as the American Bar Association, the Suffolk County Bar Association, the Suffolk Academy of Law and the Commercial Law League of America. For his high ethical standards, his commitment to his clients and his outstanding results in the profession, he is AV Preeminent* peer-review rated, the highest rating, through Martindale-Hubbell.

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