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Scarinci Hollenbeck Expands NYC Real Estate and Litigation Practices ADDING four litigators

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Date: August 13, 2025

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SCARINCI HOLLENBECK EXPANDS NYC REAL ESTATE AND LITIGATION PRACTICES ADDING FOUR LITIGATORS

NYC Real Estate and Litigation Attorney Ryan O. Miller and Team Join Scarinci Hollenbeck, LLC

New York City, NY – August 13, 2025 – Scarinci Hollenbeck, LLC has strengthened its Real Estate and Litigation practices with the addition of four New York City-based attorneys. Ryan Miller, who joins as a partner, is well known for his experience in both litigation and real estate transactions. The firm also welcomes Carolyn Kruk, Eric LaMons, and Scott Koop, who join as counsel.

Ryan has extensive experience representing clients in real estate and corporate transactions, as well as in complex business, real estate, and land use litigation matters. His hybrid practice enables him to offer clients unique insights and consistent counsel when disputes arise from business and real estate deals. Commercial real estate law expertise becomes increasingly valuable as real estate transactions become more complex and disputes more frequent.

Before joining Scarinci Hollenbeck, Ryan practiced at a boutique New York City firm, where he started as a law clerk in 2004 and became a partner in 2010.

“Joining Scarinci Hollenbeck marks a pivotal chapter in my legal career where I can further advance my practice and continue achieving successful outcomes for my clients at an even larger scale. Scarinci Hollenbeck’s commitment to integrity, innovation, and client-focused results deeply resonates with my professional ethos and track record,” said Ryan. “I am eager to leverage the remarkable platform and collaborative culture at Scarinci Hollenbeck to deliver exceptional value and service to our clients.”

Ryan’s colleagues joining the firm are also highly regarded. Carolyn Kruk brings experience in complex business and real estate litigation, as well as civil rights and public-sector defense. Meanwhile, Eric LaMons maintains a multifaceted commercial litigation practice with experience in real estate disputes, financial agreements, international contracts, and arbitration. Finally, Scott Koop has built a strong practice representing individuals, developers, investors, lenders, landlords, tenants, and business owners across both transactional and litigation matters.

“As we continue to advance our growth initiative in New York City, we are excited to welcome Ryan and his colleagues to the firm,” said partner Ken Hollenbeck. “They are all very experienced and highly skilled practitioners, and their presence will significantly strengthen the excellent reputations that our Litigation and Real Estate practices have built over the years. I look forward to working with all of them.”

About Scarinci Hollenbeck’s New NYC Litigation Attorneys

Ryan Miller, Partner brings twenty years of experience in both real estate and business litigation. He has built his career through a rare combination of transactional fluency and successful litigation. He frequently handles high-stakes commercial disputes, including land use, construction defects, trademark infringement, partnership and governance issues, condominium and co-op board conflicts, and contract disputes in real estate and commercial contexts. On the transactional side, he advises and represents clients, including buyers, sellers, developers, investors, landlords, banks, and market participants.

Carolyn E. Kruk, Counsel has extensive litigation experience in both private and public sectors, strengthening the firm’s depth in real estate, municipal, and rights-based litigation. She represents condominium and cooperative boards, sponsors, individual unit owners, and corporations in a broad range of real estate and complex commercial litigation and arbitration matters, including disputes involving construction defects, contract enforcement, partnership and fiduciary issues, and business torts. Understanding construction law principles is essential for handling construction defect cases and related real estate disputes. Ms. Kruk also has ten years with the New York City Law Department, where she defended the City, Health + Hospitals, the Department of Social Services, and other agencies in federal and state civil rights lawsuits.

Eric LaMons, Counsel has extensive litigation experience representing individuals, closely held businesses, and Fortune 500 companies. He regularly assists with financial agreements, commercial and international contracts, real estate disputes, creditors’ rights, securities and investment contracts, partnership disputes, product liability, insurance, and bankruptcy. Mr. LaMons handles all stages of litigation, including pleadings, discovery, trial, post-trial briefing, appeals, and alternative dispute resolution. He also offers strategic advice in negotiating settlements.

Scott Koop, Counsel provides clients with guidance in both advisory and dispute resolution contexts. He regularly represents clients in commercial and real estate disputes, including construction defect claims, commercial leases, partition actions, foreclosures, business torts, and intellectual property matters. Mr. Koop also advises on residential and commercial real estate transactions, leasing, financing, and development. His work includes drafting offering plans for condominiums and co-ops, preparing governing documents, and negotiating commercial leases and financing agreements.


About Scarinci & Hollenbeck LLC’s NYC Office

Scarinci & Hollenbeck, LLC’s New York office is a premier law firm specializing in key practice areas essential for success in today’s business world. With vast experience in Bankruptcy & Creditors’ Rights, Commercial Real Estate, Corporate Governance and Regulatory Compliance, Corporate Transactions & Business, Emerging Technologies including Blockchain, AI, Cryptocurrency, Intellectual Property, Litigation, Mergers and Acquisitions, and Tax, Trusts & Estates, the firm provides tailored legal solutions to meet the unique challenges of businesses in New York City. Civil litigation processes are central to the firm’s expanded litigation capabilities in the NYC market. Contact us today to learn how we can assist you. Contact us today to learn how we can assist you.

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