Our Attorneys
Adam L. Browser
Of Counsel
Adam L. Browser has nearly three decades of experience in complex commercial litigation, including trials and appeals, covering a wide variety of industries. His broad litigation experience includes creditor’s rights, collections, construction, contracts, employment, insurance, landlord-tenant, licensing, partnerships and other business relationships, professional liability, real estate, title claims and trusts and estates. He has handled disputes for Fortune 500, mid-size and small companies, as well as individuals. Adam has handled cases in Federal and New York State Court, and in various dispute resolution forums, such as the American Arbitration Association. In 2021, 2023, and 2024 Adam was named a New York Metro Super Lawyer for construction litigation.
Adam is a member of the firm’s Litigation, Financial Services, Banking & Bankruptcy Departments, and the Insurance & Reinsurance Litigation, Dispute Resolution, Transactions, and Regulatory Problem Solving and Construction Practice Groups. He frequently lectures and writes on the topics of litigation, construction and creditor’s rights. His most recent article, “Little Known Law Can Lead to Large Liability: The Freelance Isn’t Free Act” was published in the New York Law Journal in March 2023.
Acting as outside general counsel, Adam provides advice and assistance for small and privately owned companies on day-to-day operations, contracts, employment issues and conflict avoidance and resolution.
Adam is an Adjunct Professor of Law at Hofstra University’s Maurice A. Deane School of Law. He is currently on the Board of Directors of the Nassau County Bar Association. He was formerly General Counsel to the Professional Remodeling Organization of New York and the National Association of the Remodeling Industry, Long Island and City of New York chapters.
Adam is an active member of the Hofstra Law School Career Services Alumni committee and is a member of the Nassau County Bar Association. He is currently chair of the Construction Law Committee. He volunteers regularly at the Bar Association’s Pro Bono and Mortgage Foreclosure clinics.
Adam was recognized as a Pro Bono Attorney of the year by Touro Law Center in 2019. Adam served on the Board of Trustees for Temple Beth David in Commack for ten years and was on its Executive Board for three years.
Lectures
- Webinar on “The Freelance Isn’t Free Act,” June 2023
- Webinar on “Employment and Legal Issues as a Result of Coronavirus,” March 2020
- “Debt Collection and Judgment Enforcement” June 2016
- “Contracts for Contractors,” April and September 2015
- “Mortgage Foreclosures, A Defendant’s Perspective,” November 2014
- “How to Get Paid and What to Do When You Don’t,” October 2014
- “Debt Collection and the Enforcement of Money Judgments,” June 2014
- “A Primer on Foreclosure and Bankruptcy,” May 2013
- “Basics of Mechanic’s Liens,” March 2013
- “Mortgage Foreclosures and Workouts,” December 2012.
- “Litigation from A to Z: What Every Solo Practitioner Needs to Know From Client Intake to Enforcement of Judgment,” February 2012
- “Collections and Enforcement of Money Judgments,” November 2010
- “Demonstrative Evidence in Construction: Practical and Evidentiary Issues,” February 2010
- “Home Foreclosure: Where to Turn for Help When Things Start Coming Apart,” February 2009
- “Green Building: What It Is, What You Need to Know and Why,” February 2007
- “It’s Not Your Money: Understanding New York’s Lien Law Trust Fund Provisions,” December 2005
Publications
- Thirty-Three Ruskin Moscou Faltischek Attorneys Named As New York Metropolitan Area Super Lawyers For 2024
- RMF Attorney Adam L. Browser Named Adjunct Professor of Maurice A. Deane School of Law at Hofstra University
- RMF Attorneys Adam L. Browser and Michael Faltischek Defeat Mortgage Holder
- Thirty-One Ruskin Moscou Faltischek Attorneys Named As New York Metropolitan Area Super Lawyers For 2023
- Nassau Lawyer – Freelance Isn’t Free
- New York Law Journal – Little Known Law Can Lead to Large Liability: The Freelance Isn’t Free Act
- Adam L. Browser and Michael A.H. Schoenberg achieved significant victory for a client suffering from Multiple Sclerosis
- RMF Attorney Adam L. Browser Achieved Landmark Attorneys’ Fee Award
- Thirty-One Ruskin Moscou Faltischek Attorneys Named As New York Metropolitan Area Super Lawyers For 2022
- RMF Attorney Adam L. Browser Named Adjunct Professor at the Maurice A. Deane School of Law at Hofstra University
- RMF Attorney Adam L. Browser Named to Nassau County Bar Association’s Board of Directors
- LegalLandscape- Don’t Get Hammered: Wage Liability To Your Subcontractors’ Workers
- New York Law Journal – Pay-When-Paid Clauses In Construction Contracts
- Twenty-Five Ruskin Moscou Faltischek Attorneys Named as New York Metropolitan Area Super Lawyers for 2021
- New York Law Journal – Bringing Old Judgments Back to Life
- LegalLandscape – What’s In Your Contract ?
- LegalLandscape- Navigating Homeowner Disputes in the Current Legal Landscape
- RMF’s Construction Practice Group Resolved Clients Multi-Million Dollar Lawsuit
- Long Island Business News- In Uniondale, A Law Firm Adds Practice Group
- Ruskin Moscou Faltischek P.C. Establishes Insurance & Insurance Litigation Practice Group, with Michael D. Brown to Chair
- Long Island Business News- Recent cases could foreshadow bad things for employers
- A Weapon To Use When Litigating With An Owner
- The Importance of Your Address: A Legal Perspective
- Nassau Lawyer – Less Is More: A Case for A Simpler Pleading
- The Highly Regulated Home Remodeling Industry
- Suffolk Lawyers- Fending Off the Predators: Regulating Delinquent Mortgage Modification Companies
- Nassau Lawyer- The Home Equity Theft Prevention Act; Another Pitfall in the Mortgage Foreclosure Process
- Nassau Lawyer- The Bar Association’s Best Kept Secret
- Another Reason to Build Green (Suffolk Lawyer, October 2012)
- Nassau Lawyer- Are You Ready for the Fair Play Act?
- The Growth of Green Building: New Laws Impact Construction Practices
- The Rule Against Perpetuities Lives On
- For Whom the Statute Tolls: CPLR
Education
- Hofstra University School of Law, (J.D., 1991)
- Binghamton (B.A., cum laude, 1988)