Tuttle Yick

A law firm built for clients who value sharp legal insight, personalized attention, and results that move business forward. We represent institutional and entrepreneurial clients in real estate transactions, development, construction, and complex commercial disputes. Our team combines big-firm experience with a hands-on, partner-driven approach. We advise on acquisitions, joint ventures, financings, leasing, land use, and design and construction agreements.

In disputes, we litigate high-stakes matters involving commercial contracts, corporate governance, fraud, partnership conflicts, real estate, and construction claims—both at trial and on appeal.

Every matter is led by senior attorneys who take ownership of outcomes, stay aligned with client priorities, and work decisively to deliver value. We pride ourselves on cultivating long-term relationships grounded in trust, responsiveness, and results.

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Latest Posts
November 02
Congratulations to our 2026 Super Lawyers and Rising Stars
Super Lawyers® has named five Tuttle Yick attorneys in the 2026 New York Super Lawyers and Rising Stars lists. Each year, Super Lawyers® selects no more than 5% of the lawyers per state, chosen...
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October 27
A Meaningful Victory for Justice After More Than 33 Years
At Tuttle Yick LLP, we are proud of our attorneys' commitment to pro bono work and their dedication to making a difference beyond the courtroom. This week, one of our attorneys assisted in securing...
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October 20
Blog Post: New York’s Appellate Division, First Department, Holds that New York City’s Covid-Era “Guaranty Law” Survives Constitutional Contracts Clause Challenge
On October 20, 2026, the First Department handed down the long-anticipated decision in 516 West 26th Realty LLC v. George Billis Galleries, Inc. (available here). The case concerns New York City’s “Guaranty Law,” which prohibits landlords...
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