About Rachel
Rachel Weisman earned her law degree from Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law in 1989. She entered the profession at a time of difference in both New York and New Jersey practice. Her law school training at Cardozo supplied publicity to civil litigation and dispute decision in an urban placing, and it set the stage for a multi-jurisdictional practice.
She is admitted to practice in New Jersey and New York and holds admissions to the U.S. Supreme Court and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit. Those admissions have allowed her to seem in state and federal matters across the region. She has maintained a bench-to-bar point of view that reflects experience in trial and appellate settings.
In 2001 she became managing shareholder at Weisman Law Group, P.C. She has led the firm’s day-to-day operations since that appointment. As managing shareholder she has overseen case dealing with, client family members and the professional improvement of lawyers at the firm. The position has required balancing administrative responsibilities with casework and courtroom appearances.
Weisman is a certified mediator thru Mediation Concepts in New York City. That credential informs her approach to dispute decision. It also offers her a choice to manual clients toward alternative techniques of resolving conflict when suitable. She holds memberships within the Nassau County Women’s Bar Association and the Nassau County Bar Association, where her association dates back to 2001 and continues today. Those nearby bar activities have kept her connected to legal developments on Long Island and to the community of practicing attorneys there.
Her practice is based at Weisman Law Group, P.C., the place she manages client things that occur within the jurisdictions the place she is admitted. She handles legal proceedings and resolution work throughout state and federal boards. She continues to practice in courts in New Jersey and New York, and she remains to be had to seem in federal appellate and Supreme Court hearings where admission permits. She concentrates her practice on matters in the jurisdictions where she holds admission and in boards the place she is authorized to appear.
