About Rohit
Rohit Kumar took a circuitous route to the practice of regulation. He finished a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and International Relations on the University of Southern California in 2002, then returned to high school for a J.D. from St. John’s University School of Law in 2014. Those two degrees form how he frames client problems — practical questions, and legal solutions.
After finishing law program, Kumar based himself in New York. He is a member of the State Bar of New York and maintains his practice in the state. Over the years he has combined court-orientated professional ties with network-focused work. Since 2018 he has been a member of the New York State Academy of Trial Lawyers. That association locations him in a community of lawyers who regularly handle contested things and courtroom practice.
Kumar’s community involvement is more than nominal. Beginning in 2020 he took on the position of Pro Bono Clearinghouse Coordinator for the South Asian Bar Association of New York. In that ability he organizes volunteer assets and connects attorneys to clients who need legal help however cannot afford it. The role has turn out to be a continuous part of his expert profile, reflecting a sustained engagement with volunteer legal work within the New York bar community.
He practices from the Law Office of Rohit J. Kumar. The company name seems on filings and listings in New York, where he handles matters for clients throughout the state. Colleagues describe him as detail-oriented in intake and methodical in making ready instances. He has maintained ongoing club in local expert teams, which maintains him plugged into developments in trial practice and procedural regulation.
Kumar’s background in business and international relations informs his approach to client counseling. He tends to border disputes in phrases that clients can use when making decisions about risk, settlement and legal proceedings strategy. He has balanced courtroom engagement through institutions with hands-on service organizing pro bono representation for underserved groups.
Today, Kumar runs the Law Office of Rohit J. Kumar in New York and continues to symbolize people and small organizations in things across the state.
