Richard Trabosh III is a Law Clerk at Adam Leitman Bailey, P.C., where he works with the firm’s Landlord Tenant and Cooperative & Condominium practice groups.

Richard assists in representing and advising property owners, landlords, cooperative and condominium boards, developers, and other real estate clients in a variety of litigation and real estate matters. His work includes legal research, drafting motions and other legal documents, and assisting with matters involving residential and commercial properties, landlord tenant disputes, and cooperative and condominium issues.

Richard earned his J.D., cum laude, from the Maurice A. Deane School of Law at Hofstra University, where he pursued a concentration in Business Law Honors. During law school, he served on the Board of Editors of the Hofstra Law Review as a Research Editor, where he was responsible for conducting and overseeing legal research in support of the publication’s scholarly work.

Richard gained practical experience at Adam Leitman Bailey, P.C. throughout law school, including as a summer associate and extern in the firm’s real estate litigation practice. Through these roles, he developed experience researching and analyzing complex real estate issues and assisting attorneys in representing property owners, developers, cooperatives, condominium boards, and other real estate clients.

Richard earned his Bachelor of Science in Business Management, with a minor in Legal Studies, from Farmingdale State College. Outside of his legal career, Richard has served as a professionally trained firefighter, EMT, and Fire Police Officer. His training has included extensive instruction in emergency medical care, fire suppression, rescue operations, fire prevention, and other emergency response procedures.

Richard is currently awaiting the results of the New York State Bar Examination and admission to the New York State Bar.