Partner — practicing law since 1958
Lawrence M. Greebel has practiced law for more than six decades — business, real estate, probate, and estate administration for Long Island families and companies, handled with the steadiness that comes from having seen nearly everything before.
Lawrence M. Greebel was admitted to the New York bar in 1958. Thirty years later, in 1988, he co-founded Greebel & Greebel with his son, Mitchell, at 170 Old Country Road in Mineola — and the two names on the door have stood for the same thing since: individualized representation, delivered by the partner you actually hired.
His practice concentrates on the matters that anchor Long Island life and business: business and corporate counsel, real estate closings and disputes, and probate and estate administration in the Surrogate's Court across the street. Six decades of practice mean there is very little he hasn't negotiated, drafted, argued, or resolved before.
Lawrence has served on the Nassau County Bar Association's Committee on Grievance since 1994 — a peer-appointed role reviewing the conduct of fellow attorneys — and is admitted in both New York and Florida. He is a member of the Nassau County, New York State, and American Bar Associations.
The firm's practice areasLawrence lives in Woodsburgh and has been active in charitable organizations across Long Island for decades — the kind of community standing that comes from practicing in the same county, for the same neighbors, since the Eisenhower administration.
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