Reuben Mirzakanov Esq.

Reuben Mirzakanov is a dynamic attorney at the forefront of business and real estate law. His practice spans a broad spectrum, encompassing complex commercial litigation, intricate property transactions, and nuanced landlord-tenant disputes. A graduate of the Maurice A. Deane School of Law at Hofstra University, Reuben distinguished himself by placing in the upper echelon of his class. This legal acumen builds upon the analytical foundation he established while earning his Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy from CUNY Queens College, infusing his practice with a unique, incisive perspective. At Paykin Law, Reuben leads the landlord and tenant department with distinction, while simultaneously excelling in high-stakes commercial and real estate litigation. His diverse caseload includes resolving contentious business partner disputes, navigating complex breaches of contract, managing foreclosure proceedings, and handling lease conflicts and evictions. Reuben's legal strategy artfully blends pragmatism with innovation, allowing him to deftly maneuver through the most challenging legal landscapes. Trilingual in English, Hebrew, and Russian, Reuben seamlessly bridges linguistic and cultural divides, making him an invaluable asset in New York's multicultural legal arena. His ability to communicate nuanced legal concepts across diverse communities enhances his effectiveness as an advocate and negotiator. Reuben's comprehensive understanding of real estate and commercial law, combined with his diverse skill set, makes him a valuable resource for clients facing business and property-related legal challenges. His practical approach aims to not only address immediate issues but also to support clients' long-term interests in their business and real estate matters.

• Associate

• Intro to Legal Tech: Tools Changing the Practice of Law (NYSBA)
• From Chaos to Control: How to Lead a Successful Group Meeting - A Workshop for the New York State Bar Association (NYSBA)

• U.S. District Court Eastern District of New York, 2024
• New York
• U.S. Bankruptcy Court Eastern District of New York

• American Bar Association
• New York State Bar Association