Robert Bruce Hawkins Esq.

Robert graduated from Brooklyn Law School, where he focused his time in business law and in legal clinics assisting startups with varied interests and needs. Prior to law school, Robert earned a Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy, Politics and Law from Binghamton University, with a minor in Russian Studies. Robert’s understanding and expertise with corporate formalities extends to his personal life, where he serves on the Board of Directors for Brighter Tomorrows, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that provides assistance and resources to victims of domestic violence. In this capacity, Robert helps guide the strategic vision of the organization and ensures it is effectively serving those in need. As head of the transactional group, Robert handles a range of business and real estate matters for the firm's clients. Robert also works on many of our litigation cases, including landlord & tenant matters, foreclosures, partnership or other business disputes and complex commercial litigation. With experience in both transactional and litigation matters, Robert has a robust understanding of many facets of the law. Whether you require assistance with a complex business deal or representation during a legal dispute, Robert has the skills and knowledge needed to protect your interests.

• Associate

• CLE - Optimizing Technology in Your Practice (NYSBA)
• CLE - E-Discovery Challenges in Small Business Litigation – ABA TECHSHOW
• CLE - IoT Devices and Their Implications in Real Estate Transactions and Litigation – ABA TECHSHOW
• CLE - IoT for Lawyers: Unlocking the Potential of Connected Devices in Legal Practice (NYSBA)
• CLE - New Perspectives: Using AI to Expand Your Horizons and Reduce Personal Bias (NYSBA)
• CLE – Microsoft Word for Lawyers: Key Skills & Tips, New York State Bar Association
• CLE - Microsoft Word For Lawyers: Save Time and Work Smarter - ABA

• New York, 2022
• U.S. District Court Eastern District of New York
• U.S. Bankruptcy Court Eastern District of New York

• American Bar Association
• New York State Bar Association