Eleanor Grosz

Eleanor Grosz practices law on Lexington Avenue, where commercial dealmaking and personal representation overlap. Clients here find straightforward counsel on everything from contract disputes to intellectual-property rights, often within blocks of Midtown’s courtrooms. The neighborhood’s rhythm feeds the caseload—leases, negotiations, and confidential settlements crowd the calendar daily.

Her office sits at 600 Lexington Ave, New York, NY 10022, steps from the subway’s boom and the skyline’s low hum. Corporate attorneys, freelancers, and startups alike bring matters that need the kind of precision that thrives when an address is also a transit hub. Delivery services idle on the curb outside, and after 5 p.m. the sidewalks empty fast.

Negotiating non-competes and drafting licensing agreements keeps one half of the practice busy. The other half navigates personal bankruptcies and landlord-tenant rows, translating dense statutes into plain language for people who need answers before tomorrow’s filing deadline. A single call opens the first conversation.

For the quickest route, paste the maps link into any device: directions. Get in touch at (212) 317-8100 to get the ball rolling.