About George Konstantinos
George Konstantinos Fuiaxis earned his undergraduate diploma from Fordham University, completing a Bachelor of Arts in 1997 after reading economics, political science and enterprise management. He remained at Fordham for law school and acquired his law degree in 2000. Those years on campus have been formative. They mixed classroom work and early practical experience.
While at law program he served as a judicial intern in 1998 for the Honorable Herman Cahn. Early in his career he labored at White & Case LLP, indexed as an affiliate in 1999. Years later he returned to the academic aspect of the regulation when he took a role as an adjunct professor at the City University of New York’s John Jay College of Criminal Justice in 2012. Across the ones roles he gathered court and study room perspectives.
He is licensed to practice in New York and New Jersey and holds admission to the bar of the U.S. highest court. He additionally holds two New York state licenses that intersect with legal practice: he is a Notary Public and a certified real property broker. Those credentials tell the types of matters he handles and the professional services he offers.
His expert memberships include participation in the New York State Bar Association, where he's an Empire State Counsel. He is a member of the Association of the Bar of the City of New York and has been recognized there with the Star of Achievement Award. He additionally keeps memberships within the American Bar Association, the Hellenic Lawyers Association and the Long Island City Lawyers Club. Those affiliations mirror a mixture of statewide, citywide and network-oriented engagement.
Fuiaxis’s career mixes private practice, a stint at a prime international company and periodic coaching. He moved between public-dealing with roles and at the back of-the-scenes legal work, and those shifts informed how he approaches client matters. He combines bar admissions, real estate licensure and academic coaching to handle transactions, record work and courtroom filings. His background includes experience at a giant company early on, an internship on the bench and later instruction at a felony justice university.
He continues to practice regulation and draws on his real property dealer license and notarial commission in his legal work. He currently concentrates his practice on actual property and associated legal matters.
