Moshe Jacobowitz

Moshe Jacobowitz leads the real estate and healthcare divisions at Jacobowitz Newman Tversky LLP, leveraging over two decades of advanced legal knowledge. His practice encompasses intricate transactions in real estate, healthcare and finance. Mr. Jacobowitz's practice benefits clients across Brooklyn and Cedarhurst, New York, and Lakewood, New Jersey, ensuring their business objectives are met through his extensive experience and deep understanding of the industry.In terms of education, Mr. Jacobowitz's credentials are impressive, with a Juris Doctor and an M.B.A. from Fordham University obtained in 2001, and his admission to the New York State Bar Association took place in 2002. His professional journey includes significant roles at prominent international law firms, where he focused on real estate law, handling transactions, loan negotiations and providing legal counsel on commercial loans. At Jacobowitz Newman Tversky LLP, his work focused on various aspects of real estate transactions and construction projects up until 2017.Active in the legal community, Mr. Jacobowitz is an active section member of both the American Bar Association, focusing on real property, probate and trust law, and the New York State Bar Association's Real Property Law Section. His commitment to education and professional development is evident through his seminars at the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce and his published work in the New York Law Journal and Long Island Business News, discussing real estate law. His sense of community service shines through his pro bono contributions to a Long Island Yeshiva Day School and a Community Center, as well as his involvement in his Synagogue's building committee.Mr. Jacobowitz's scholarly contributions are notable, with articles on real estate topics published in respected journals. His pro bono work and community service have been consistent over the years, supporting organizations like the Shulamith School for Girls and Congregation Bais Ephraim Yitzchok since 2006 and 2011, respectively.