A Yonkers law firm for business, real estate, and disputes.
Murray Legal Firm, PLLC is based in Yonkers and advises clients across Westchester County, New York City, and Pennsylvania.
Counsel close to where your matter happens
Yonkers sits in Westchester County, part of New York’s Ninth Judicial District and the Appellate Division, Second Department. Local matters can involve the Yonkers City Court, the Westchester County Supreme Court in White Plains, the Westchester County Clerk, and city agencies such as the building department.
Being based in Yonkers means familiarity with how those offices work and the timelines they keep, which matters when a closing date, a filing deadline, or a court appearance is close.
Who the firm advises locally
Owners of Westchester businesses forming or restructuring companies; buyers, sellers, landlords, and tenants of residential and commercial property; investors in multifamily and mixed-use buildings; and creators, athletes, and entrepreneurs negotiating contracts and protecting their brands.
Meeting the firm
Meetings at the Yonkers office are by appointment. Many matters can also be handled by phone or video, with documents exchanged securely.
How the firm can help.
Yonkers, NY questions.
Where is Murray Legal’s office?
The firm’s office is at 73 Market Street, Suite 376, Yonkers, NY 10710. Meetings are by appointment; call (914) 214-1880 to schedule.
Does the firm handle matters outside Yonkers?
Yes. The firm advises clients throughout Westchester County and New York, and in Pennsylvania, where its attorney is also admitted. Matters in other states are handled only where permitted, often with local counsel.
Which courts handle civil cases in Yonkers?
Smaller civil claims can be heard in Yonkers City Court. Larger civil and commercial cases are generally filed in the Supreme Court of the State of New York, Westchester County, in White Plains, and some cases belong in federal court in the Southern District of New York.
Discuss your matter with Murray Legal.
Tell the firm about the contract, transaction, property, or dispute. Every inquiry is reviewed for fit, urgency, and jurisdiction before a consultation is scheduled.