Robert C. Ollman, Esq. - Kommer Bave and Ollman, LLP

New York Law Firm

Robert C. Ollman


Robert C. Ollman is co-founder and Senior Partner of Kommer, Bave & Ollman LLP. He has been in the general practice of law for over 40 years. His practice focuses on Residential and Commercial Real Estate, Business Transactions, Matrimonial and Family Law, Commercial Litigation and Personal Injury Litigation. An experienced and respected litigator, Mr. Ollman has significant trial experience in State and Federal Courts in the Metropolitan area and has argued appeals in the Appellate Division and the New York Court of Appeals.


Mr. Ollman has served as the Acting City Court Judge in the City of New Rochelle and is a past President of the New Rochelle Bar Association. He has been a former President and Counsel to the Guidance Center of Westchester, a not for profit mental health organization, and the Westchester-Putnam Council, Boy Scouts of America. Mr. Ollman is a member of the New York State Trial Lawyers Association, the New York State Bar Association, The Westchester County Bar Association and the New Rochelle Bar Association.

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