Associate goldrich@thsh.com 212-508-7523 LinkedIn
Practice Areas
Areas of Focus
- Business Torts
- Breach of Contracts
- Real Estate Litigation
- Construction Litigation
- Intellectual Property (IP) Litigation
Alyssa C. Goldrich
Associate goldrich@thsh.com 212-508-7523 LinkedIn
Practice Areas
Areas of Focus
- Business Torts
- Breach of Contracts
- Real Estate Litigation
- Construction Litigation
- Intellectual Property (IP) Litigation
Biography
Alyssa C. Goldrich is an Associate in Tannenbaum Helpern’s Litigation and Dispute Resolution practice. Her legal experience includes litigating commercial matters in state and federal courts, business torts and breach of contracts. She has represented clients in a variety of legal matters, including real estate, construction, intellectual property and business disputes.
A leader in Bar activities, Alyssa has recently been appointed to serve as Co-Chair of the New York County Lawyers Association’s Supreme Court Committee. Through this committee, Alyssa regularly meets with judges, including Commercial Division judges, to explore critical issues to the development of litigation in New York.
Alyssa received her B.A., magna cum laude, from St. John’s University in 2014 and her J.D. from Hofstra Law School in 2017 where she served as Editor-In-Chief of the Journal of International Business and Law and was a Law School Conscience Endowed Scholarship recipient.
College: St. John’s University, 2014
- Honors: Magna cum laude, President, College of Professional Studies Honor Society
Law School: Maurice A. Deane School of Law at Hofstra University, 2017
Honors: Law School Conscience Endowed Scholarship recipient, Editor-in-Chief, Journal of International Business and Law
- Gallet Dreyer & Berkey, LLP
Professional:
New York County Lawyers Association, Supreme Court Committee, Co-Chair
- New York (2018)
- Connecticut (2018)
- U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York (2018)
- U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York (2018)
- Streaming Moguls are Biting the Hand that Feeds Them: Artists Beg for a Change in Intellectual Property Laws, Vol. 15.2, Journal of International Business and Law, May 2016.
- Super Lawyers - NY Metro Rising Star - 2021
- Super Lawyers Rising Star - 2022
Case Studies
Publications
- Did General Counsel Violate Client Confidentiality?
- When a Mentor Is Uncivil, You Have Options
- Are a Judge's Social Media Posts Ethical?
- Marijuana Ethics For Lawyers
- Using Lawyer- Matching Services: What Are The Ethical Issues?
- Attorney Professionalism Forum (eBook)
- Pro Bono Representation In Criminal Matters: The Ethical Considerations
- New York Commercial Real Estate Foreclosures Back in Action? Not So Fast!
- Representing Business Entities And Their Principals: Who Is Your Client?
- Can Lawyers Send Law Clerks And Unadmitted Law School Graduates To Court?
- The Rules Of The Road When Law Firms Use Online Platforms And Automatic Systems That Offer Services To The Public
- When Lawyers Change Firms And Take Clients With Them Plus An Update On Sharing Fees With Retired Lawyers
- The Problematic Client and When is it time to Withdraw
- The Ethics of Virtual Lawyering
- The Ethical and Professional Challenges of Practicing Law During the Pandemic
- Ethics for Lawyer-Mediators
- Video-Mediation in the Era of Coronavirus
- Dealing With The Difficult Client And Breakdowns In The Attorney-Client Relationship
- Conflicts of Interest and Disqualification of Counsel
- The Ethical Issues Lawyers Face When They Wind Down a Practice Plus an Update on Cannabis Law Ethics
Alyssa C. Goldrich is an Associate in Tannenbaum Helpern’s Litigation and Dispute Resolution practice. Her legal experience includes litigating commercial matters in state and federal courts, business torts and breach of contracts. She has represented clients in a variety of legal matters, including real estate, construction, intellectual property and business disputes.
A leader in Bar activities, Alyssa has recently been appointed to serve as Co-Chair of the New York County Lawyers Association’s Supreme Court Committee. Through this committee, Alyssa regularly meets with judges, including Commercial Division judges, to explore critical issues to the development of litigation in New York.
Alyssa received her B.A., magna cum laude, from St. John’s University in 2014 and her J.D. from Hofstra Law School in 2017 where she served as Editor-In-Chief of the Journal of International Business and Law and was a Law School Conscience Endowed Scholarship recipient.
College: St. John’s University, 2014
- Honors: Magna cum laude, President, College of Professional Studies Honor Society
Law School: Maurice A. Deane School of Law at Hofstra University, 2017
Honors: Law School Conscience Endowed Scholarship recipient, Editor-in-Chief, Journal of International Business and Law
- Gallet Dreyer & Berkey, LLP
Professional:
New York County Lawyers Association, Supreme Court Committee, Co-Chair
- New York (2018)
- Connecticut (2018)
- U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York (2018)
- U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York (2018)
- Streaming Moguls are Biting the Hand that Feeds Them: Artists Beg for a Change in Intellectual Property Laws, Vol. 15.2, Journal of International Business and Law, May 2016.
- Super Lawyers - NY Metro Rising Star - 2021
- Super Lawyers Rising Star - 2022
- Did General Counsel Violate Client Confidentiality?
- When a Mentor Is Uncivil, You Have Options
- Are a Judge's Social Media Posts Ethical?
- Marijuana Ethics For Lawyers
- Using Lawyer- Matching Services: What Are The Ethical Issues?
- Attorney Professionalism Forum (eBook)
- Pro Bono Representation In Criminal Matters: The Ethical Considerations
- New York Commercial Real Estate Foreclosures Back in Action? Not So Fast!
- Representing Business Entities And Their Principals: Who Is Your Client?
- Can Lawyers Send Law Clerks And Unadmitted Law School Graduates To Court?
- The Rules Of The Road When Law Firms Use Online Platforms And Automatic Systems That Offer Services To The Public
- When Lawyers Change Firms And Take Clients With Them Plus An Update On Sharing Fees With Retired Lawyers
- The Problematic Client and When is it time to Withdraw
- The Ethics of Virtual Lawyering
- The Ethical and Professional Challenges of Practicing Law During the Pandemic
- Ethics for Lawyer-Mediators
- Video-Mediation in the Era of Coronavirus
- Dealing With The Difficult Client And Breakdowns In The Attorney-Client Relationship
- Conflicts of Interest and Disqualification of Counsel
- The Ethical Issues Lawyers Face When They Wind Down a Practice Plus an Update on Cannabis Law Ethics