Prince Lobel Glovsky & Tye LLP

About this office:

Prince Lobel Glovsky & Tye is large enough to offer a full range of services, yet small enough to be flexible and accessible, enabling our firm to occupy a unique niche in the region's legal landscape.

Our attorneys are guided by the highest standards of legal excellence, professionalism, and service - whether we are addressing complex business issues or providing advice on personal legal matters.

We have built a loyal and impressive list of clients by making a consistent and concentrated effort to build and maintain their trust. Creating strong working relationships doesn't happen overnight, but we have earned our clients' trust by keeping our legal skills sharp, making sure our knowledge in all practice areas is up-to-the-minute, by making the effort to thoroughly understand our clients' needs, and by offering quick, efficient solutions to legal problems.

Our firm is small enough that we can get to know our colleagues extremely well, but big enough for us to access the incredible depth of knowledge and experience of the attorneys in the different practice groups. This highly collaborative approach means that a client who works with one attorney or group benefits from the talent and expertise of all our attorneys.

Clients also benefit from easy access to our most experienced partners. While it's not the custom in many larger firms, our partners routinely get involved in the day-to-day development of cases and transactions. Clients appreciate getting big firm talent for small firm value.

General Trial and Appellate Practice in all Courts. Estate Planning, Estate Administration, Personal and Business Taxation and Tax Planning, Probate Litigation, Trust Litigation and Tax Litigation, Reinsurance Litigation, Administrative Law, Criminal Trials, Business, Corporate, Partnership Law, Banking Law, Bankruptcy Law, Employment Relations Advice, Negotiations and Employment Litigation, Family Law, Construction Law, Real Estate, Telecommunications, Probate and Public Sector Law, Intellectual Property and Internet Law and Media Law.

Reminder: FACTA Deadline Almost Here
Peter Caruso, May 8, 2009
On May 1, 2009, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) will begin enforcing the "Red Flags Rule" of the Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act of 2003, 15 U.S.C. § 1681 (FACTA).

Why Are Women So Successful in the Family Business?
Patricia M. Annino, April 16, 2009
Women have a natural tendency to collaborate, communicate and connect. While these traits may sometimes make women more vulnerable to those who favor a more combative, competitive environment, it is precisely those traits that also make women successful in the family business.

Brave New World: The Dawn of Federal Regulation of Reinsurance
Mitchell S. King, John E. Matosky, April 1, 2009
The United States economy has entered troubling territory unlike anything in recent experience. With virtually every sector of the economy in deep trouble, there appears to be a prevailing public sentiment that a primary contributor to the current financial crisis is a lack or failure of...

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