Poltorak Law PC
Business law and litigation firm
8 Beaver Dam Road Pomona, NY 10970
A multi-attorney law firm founded in 2021 specializing in business law, contracts, commercial litigation, and real estate. The firm operates as a shomer shabbos practice with sensitivity to halacha and Torah business ethics. Frum/Jewish link, from its own site: “PLPC is a shomer shabbos practice. We pair top-tier legal work with sensitivity to halacha and Torah business ethics.”.
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Founder David Poltorak studied at yeshivot and earned a rabbinic degree; firm explicitly markets its religious observance and ethical foundation.
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