Joseph B. Teig

Well-versed in business law, Joseph B. Teig is a highly experienced attorney at Cox Padmore Skolnik & Shakarchy LLP in New York. He works from the firm’s office in New York City and his practice covers a diverse range of matters involving commercial litigation, real estate litigation, breach of contract, intellectual property, property damage, royalties, licensing and other commercial issues.

Mr. Teig provides legal services to clients across the spectrum, from large corporations to individual entrepreneurs, and represents them in federal and state courts, as well as various arbitration panels. As a skilled attorney, he frequently serves as lead or appellate counsel, handling various legal proceedings, cross-examinations, and critical document drafting. He holds a “Very Good” rating on Avvo.

Majoring in economics, Mr. Teig holds a bachelor’s degree in economics from Yale University in Connecticut (1981). After more than two decades, he decided to pursue further education and obtained his Juris Doctor from the Fordham University School of Law in 2007. He not only graduated with magna cum laude honors from law school, but he also consistently made the dean's list for his outstanding academic achievements and was recognized with induction into the prestigious Order of the Coif.

Mr. Teig’s extensive background in economics, including his B.A. degree, provides him with a solid foundation for thoroughly understanding the economic aspect of legal issues and successfully navigating the complexities of business law. Not only can he analyze the problems at hand, but he can also assess various legal scenarios, identify potential problems and risks that might arise and develop sound strategies well-suited for their goals. He strongly believes not all cases require litigation, and advocates for alternative methods such as negotiation and mediation, thereby helping them reduce their legal expenses.