Long Island’s Leading Lawyers

Jaspan Schlesinger LLP

An Acclaimed Full-Service Firm Rooted in Client Relationships

Jaspan Schlesinger LLP

For more than 72 years, Jaspan Schlesinger LLP has been one of Long Island’s leading full-service law firms, providing exceptional legal services in the areas of commercial litigation, banking and financial services, education law, municipal law, real estate, land use and zoning, tax certiorari and condemnation, and estates and trusts.

With approximately sixty attorneys, Jaspan Schlesinger is equipped to handle complex matters while delivering individualized advice and counsel to its clients. Many of the firm’s lawyers bring unique insights from past careers in the public sector, including former judges, court attorneys, an assistant attorney general and assistant corporation counsel.

“The depth and breadth of our experience allows us to consider each representation from every angle,” said Managing Partner, Steven Schlesinger. “We view ourselves as a collective knowledgebase, and frequently staff matters with attorneys that have different specialties to ensure that all of our clients’ short-term and long-term goals are met.”

With offices in Garden City and in Suffern, NY, Jaspan Schlesinger is one of the most diverse law firms of its size in the region: nearly half of its partners and half of its associates are women, and its lawyers are of many ethnic backgrounds.

“The diversity in the professional and personal experiences of our attorneys is a great strength of the firm,” noted Schlesinger. “It gives the broadest possible perspective to problem-solving.”

Many Jaspan Schlesinger attorneys have been with the firm for decades – some for their entire careers – which provides clients with steadiness and familiarity no matter the challenges they face.

“Jaspan Schlesinger is firmly rooted in our client relationships,” stated Schlesinger. “We have represented many of our clients’ businesses through multiple generations. As our clients inevitably grow and change, we respond intuitively and based on our deep institutional knowledge of their past and their goals for the future.”