Aboyoun Dobbs

Aboyoun & Heller, L.L.C. was established in 1989 and has grown to become one of the best-known automotive transactional practices in the New York Tri-State Area. Ours is a relatively small firm, but we do not think - or act - small. Our practice is big in important ways. We handle large and complex deals - and do so on a regular basis. We represent... some of the leading companies in the field, both in the automobile dealer community and in other business sectors. We typically go up against big adversaries, and go all-out to represent our clients. And, while some of our clients were originally small entities, we have worked with them over the course of many years to grow their businesses. We are particularly recognized for our practice in Automobile Dealer Law, but we have other strengths as well, including: Business Law Commercial Real Estate Estate Planning and Estate Administration Taxation Workouts We do not handle every aspect of the law, but we take pride in standing out from other law firms in several ways: As transactional attorneys, we are deal-makers, not deal-breakers. We understand that our clients' goal is to make their deals happen. While we advise our clients when we believe they should walk away from a particular deal, our purpose is to ensure that deals succeed. Our objective is not to point out all the obstacles along the way of a deal, but to help our clients overcome those obstacles and bring the deal to a successful conclusion. In line with our role as dealmakers, we believe that litigation is frequently not the answer. Too often, it gets in the way of the ultimate goal: concluding the deal. Our clients tend to view us as their legal "internist. We understand their needs and wishes, analyze the problems and issues they are facing, and determine how to resolve these and what resources are necessary, even when it requires bringing in a lawyer from outside our firm with specialized expertise. We take special pride in maintaining long-term relationships with our high-quality clients. We ...Read More