Moritt Hock & Hamroff, a New York-headquartered commercial law firm, elevated Lauren Bernstein, Stephen Breidenbach and Alexander Litt to partner, effective Jan. 1, 2026. All were previously counsel to the firm.
“Congratulations to Lauren, Stephen and Alex on their well-deserved promotions,” Michael Cardello III, managing partner at Moritt Hock & Hamroff, said. “We are extremely proud of these three talented professionals who have not only demonstrated a commitment to delivering exceptional service to our clients but also to the overall vision of the firm’s future growth. It’s an honor to recognize each of them, and I look forward to their continued success.”
Bernstein (litigation) represents financial institutions and middle market companies in commercial litigation in State and Federal Court involving breach of contract, fraud and business torts. Bernstein also focuses her practice on business divorces among owners of corporations, LLCs and partners centered on dissolution and the wind-up of corporate affairs, control, compensation, asset theft, embezzlement, asset valuation and appraisals, accounting of ordinary and extraordinary transactions and disclosure of information. She also advises sports and entertainment clients on contractual and business matters and assists college universities and student-athletes in navigating the evolving NIL landscape and recurring changes to NCAA rules and regulations.
Breidenbach (privacy, cybersecurity & technology) serves as co-chair of the firm’s privacy, cybersecurity and technology practice group and concentrates his practice in technology-related legal matters, including cybersecurity and privacy compliance. Prior to beginning his career as an attorney, Breidenbach studied and practiced as a cybersecurity professional where he spent much of his time analyzing threats and reverse engineering malicious code.
Litt (litigation and condominium & cooperative services) concentrates his practice in all facets of complex commercial litigation, arbitration and appeals for high-net-worth individuals and small to medium size businesses typically involving cases of breach of contract, fraud and breach of fiduciary duties. Litt also represents clients in disputes among co-owners of closely-held business entities, such as limited liability companies, corporations and partnerships. He also handles real estate disputes related to condominium and co-op governance and disputes involving sponsors of condominiums.
“These attorneys are a true exemplification of Moritt Hock & Hamroff’s culture, vision and commitment to excellence and strength in partnership,” Marc Hamroff, chairman at Moritt Hock & Hamroff, said. “Lauren and Stephen have spent their entire careers with the firm and are great examples of our commitment to professional development. Alex’s growth since joining us as an associate has been impressive and continues to play a significant part in the continued growth of our New York City office. We expect their impressive development to continue as they play a vital role in shaping the growth of our firm in the years to come. Congratulations to all.”
