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Kaufmann Gildin & Robbins LLP

Kaufmann Gildin & Robbins LLP - New York, NY

Franchising Lawyers in New York, NY

675 Third Avenue Suite 2200 New York, NY 10017

  • 5 Super Lawyers®
  • 40 Years 
    Experience

New York Franchising Law Firm

Updated: 02/28/2026

Areas of Practice

  • Franchising
  • Corporate Mergers & Acquisitions
  • Litigation & Appeals
  • Estate Planning
  • Commercial Real Estate/Leasing
  • Securities Arbitration

Litigation: 20%

Firm Information

Overview

At Kaufmann Gildin & Robbins LLP, all of our attorneys are experienced, well trained and highly regarded in their fields. David E. Robbins - who leads our securities department and who will handle your case - is a leading national authority on securities arbitration and litigation.

A Reputation You Can Trust:
Mr. Robbins is the author of Securities Arbitration and Procedure Manual. This two-volume treatise is used nationwide by law schools, law firms and brokerage firms involved in securities arbitrations and mediations.
Mr. Robbins is a former Special Deputy Attorney General in the Securities Bureau of the New York Department of Law and thereafter served as director of the Compliance Department and Legal Regulatory Division of the American Stock Exchange. He has also served as a mediator and an arbitrator for the NYSE, the AAA and NASD Dispute Resolution Inc. and now FINRA (the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority).
Mr. Robbins has over 35 years of experience practicing in this specialized area of law.


If you have suffered from or been accused of broker misconduct, stop taking risks. Our law firm can work to minimize your losses, recover your money, punish the brokerage firm at fault or, if you are a broker, protect you from meritless charges of misconduct.



Awards and Honors

Super Lawyers® Selectees

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Previous Law Firm Names

  • Kaufmann, Feiner, Yamin, Gildin & Robbins, LLP

Classes and Seminars

  • Forums on Franchising, Practicing Law Institute, 1985 - Present

Representative Clients

  • Pearle Vision, Inc.
  • Pizza Hut, Inc.
  • The Southland Corporation
  • Union Carbide

Representative Cases

  • Southland Corp. v. Abrams
    • Citation: 560 N.Y.S.2d 253
    • Court: N.Y.Sup.
    • Year: 1990
    • Serial Number: 1990129101

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New York, NY

675 Third Avenue
Suite 2200
New York, NY 10017

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Phone: 212-235-1059

Fax: 212-755-3174

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