Moritt Hock & Hamroff (MH&H) elevated Brian Adelman and Jodi B. Zimmerman to partner and elevated Allison Arotsky, Julie R. DeLeόn and Ronald P. Perry to counsel. Further, the firm elected David S. Fitzhenry, partner of the firm, to serve as the partner-in-charge of its New York City office, for which he will manage its day-to-day operations. Additionally, Brian Adelman, a Partner of the firm, has been elected to serve as co-chair of its trusts and estates practice group, while Danielle J. Marlow, a partner of the firm, has been elected to serve as co-chair of its litigation practice group.

“Congratulations to our partners and counsel on their well-deserved promotions,” Michael Cardello III, managing partner for MH&H, said. “Each has demonstrated a deep commitment to our clients, their areas of practice and to the firm’s growth through their professionalism, best practices and collaborative teamwork. We look forward to their continued success in shaping the growth of our firm in the years to come.”

“All of these outstanding lawyers are a true representation of MH&H’s culture, vision and commitment to excellence and strength in partnership,” Marc Hamroff, chairman of MH&H, said. “It’s an honor to recognize each of them for their achievements.”

Brian Adelman, Julie DeLeόn and Ronald Perry (Trusts & Estates) focus their practice on all aspects of complex trusts and estates matters. Their practice is diversified and includes estate administration, asset protection planning, estate and trust planning and business succession planning.

Jodi Zimmerman (Condominium & Cooperative Services) focuses her practice on the representation of sponsors, developers, condominium associations, cooperative apartment corporations and not-for-profit organizations in all facets of sophisticated condominium and cooperative services and real estate related matters.

Allison Arotsky (Creditors’ Rights, Restructuring & Bankruptcy) focuses her practice in the areas of bankruptcy and commercial litigation. She represents debtors, creditors and other parties-in-interest in Chapter 11 cases and insolvency-related litigation.

David Fitzhenry (Condominium & Cooperative Services) focuses his practice on sophisticated New York City real estate transactions. He represents developers, lenders, sponsors, purchasers, sellers, landlords, tenants, not-for-profit organizations, condominium associations and cooperative apartment corporations.

Danielle Marlow (Litigation) focuses her practice on complex commercial litigation matters including financial services and securities litigation, creditors’ rights, employment litigation, trust and estate litigation, real estate litigation, breach of fiduciary duty and derivative claims, shareholder and partnership disputes, antitrust, breach of contract, business torts and class actions.