Cohen Tauber Spievack & Wagner

Midtown’s canyons of glass and steel house more than just finance. Tucked inside the Graybar Building, Cohen Tauber Spievack & Wagner occupies a floor where the law meets the city’s relentless pace. The firm handles corporate litigation, securities enforcement, white-collar defense, and complex commercial disputes—matters that often play out in the same skyscrapers visible from its windows.

Lexington Avenue at 420 is a crossroads of commuters and couriers, where the hum of the Grand Central shuttle never quite fades. The address—Graybar Building, 420 Lexington Ave #2400, New York, NY 10170—places the practice steps from courthouses and regulatory agencies, a convenience that clients rarely take for granted. Appellate advocacy, internal investigations, and shareholder disputes round out the docket, each case filtered through the same Midtown grid.

Lawyers here spend as much time parsing SEC filings as they do navigating the building’s art-deco lobby. The neighborhood itself is a study in contrasts: delis that open at dawn, law firms that close long after dark. A map can pinpoint the office, but the rhythm of the block—sirens, heels on marble, the occasional food cart jingle—defines the backdrop against which legal strategies unfold.

Directions are best pulled from the map. When the elevator doors open on the 24th floor, the number to keep is (212) 586-5800.