About Aaron Elliot
Aaron Elliot Futterman earned his law degree from Hofstra University School of Law in 1998 after finishing his research beginning in 1995. He added an accounting dimension to his professional education around the same time and has maintained a long association with the accounting career. That combination of legal and financial education has formed the course of his practice through the years.
Early in his profession he have become lively in expert organizations. He has been a member of the New York State Society of Certified Public Accountants since 1997. He also joined an expert association in 1999 and continues that club nowadays. Those affiliations reflect persevering with engagement with both legal and financial communities and a tradition that touches on topics where the two overlap.
Futterman has practiced in New York for much of his profession. He is admitted to the New York bar and has carried out work that draws on his law school training together with a knowing of accounting principles. Colleagues and clients have became to him for matters requiring attention to legal element and monetary nuance. He has constructed a practice environment the place legal analysis and financial facts are considered aspect by side.
For a considerable portion of his profession he has been associated with Futterman & Lanza, LLP. That company association has been the bottom for his ongoing work. He handles matters springing up under New York regulation and conducts his practice through the firm. Appointments and specific case listings aren't the focus right here; what stands out is a steady presence in New York expert circles and sustained participation within the accounting association since the late Nineteen Nineties.
His background — a law degree from Hofstra and lengthy-status club in an accounting society — offers him a profile that crosses both disciplines. He stays active in practice at Futterman & Lanza, LLP, the place he works on legal issues arising under New York jurisdiction. He is currently working as an attorney in New York through Futterman & Lanza, LLP and continues to focus his work on legal issues that intersect with accounting and finance.
