About Malecki Law — Real Estate New York
Real estate New York clients face a uniquely complex legal landscape — from FINRA arbitration and securities disputes to investment fraud and high-stakes business litigation — and Malecki Law has built a formidable reputation for cutting through that complexity. Located at 11 Broadway in Lower Manhattan, the firm is led by Jenice Malecki, a sharp and tenacious advocate whose team combines deep securities law expertise with genuine dedication to each client’s outcome. Real estate New York investors who have suffered broker misconduct or financial harm turn to Malecki Law because the firm fights hard and communicates clearly throughout the process.
Clients describe the Malecki Law experience as both professionally rigorous and personally supportive. Jenice and her team have guided clients through multi-year FINRA arbitrations, business buyouts, and complex financial disputes, consistently achieving favorable settlements. The firm serves clients across real estate and securities law matters throughout New York City and beyond, with a track record that spans individual investors to institutional clients.
Real Estate New York — Practice Areas & Services
- General Practice: Malecki Law advises clients on a range of civil and business matters, bringing the same precision and commitment to each engagement.
- Litigation: The firm is highly experienced in arbitration and courtroom advocacy, including complex FINRA proceedings and securities-related disputes that demand meticulous preparation.
What Clients Say
Reviewers consistently describe Jenice Malecki as exceptionally knowledgeable, honest, and results-oriented. Clients praise her team’s responsiveness, noting that questions are answered quickly and communication remains clear at every stage of complex, lengthy cases. Many highlight the firm’s empathy — clients say they felt genuinely cared for, not just processed. Veterans and long-term clients alike credit Malecki Law with achieving outcomes that exceeded their expectations, including successful FINRA arbitration wins and complex financial settlements.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should New York real estate investors do if a broker has mishandled their account?
Investors who suspect broker misconduct should document all account statements and communications, then consult a securities attorney promptly. In New York, claims involving broker-dealers are typically resolved through FINRA arbitration. Acting quickly is important because statutes of limitations apply, and early legal guidance can preserve critical evidence.
How long does a FINRA arbitration case typically take in New York?
Most FINRA arbitration cases in New York take between 12 and 18 months from filing to hearing, though complex matters involving multiple parties or large amounts in controversy can extend longer. An experienced securities attorney can help clients understand the timeline and manage expectations throughout the process.
Quick Facts: Real Estate & Securities Law in New York, NY
- NYC Housing Completions (2024): New York City completed 33,974 new homes in 2024 — the most units completed in a single year since 1965, intensifying demand for real estate legal services — NYC Department of City Planning
- Rent-Burdened Households: Over half of New York City households spend more than 30% of their income on rent, fueling ongoing tenant rights disputes and real estate litigation — NYC Comptroller’s Office
- National Bankruptcy Filings (2024): US bankruptcy petitions rose 14.2% in 2024 to 517,308 filings, with securities and investment fraud cases driving a portion of related civil litigation in NYC — United States Courts
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