Our Story
Rapaport Law Firm is a boutique New York City employment law firm located in Midtown Manhattan at One Penn Plaza. Our offices are located directly above Penn Station. Our firm was founded in 1995 by attorney Marc Rapaport. In 2008, attorney Meredith Miller became of-counsel to our firm. Today, Marc Rapaport and Meredith Miller work closely together in complex commercial and employment disputes in federal and state courts. In 2019, Marc and Meredith reached settlements in class action lawsuits filed on behalf of more than 2000 exploited immigrants in NYC.
For more than two decades, Rapaport Law Firm has provided effective legal representation in matrimonial, employment and commercial matters.
Employment/Labor Law:
In the field of employment/labor law, we are well known for our effective advocacy on behalf of employees in claims involving unpaid overtime wages, as well as hostile work environment and wrongful termination claims. Marc and Meredith are particularly well known for their effective advocacy on behalf of building services employees in New York City. Rapaport FIrm is currently pursuing several federal court wage class action cases on behalf of hundreds of superintendents in Upper Manhattan and the Bronx. Recently, in our case Contrera et al. v. Langer et al., the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York granted conditional certification of a collective involving approximately 300 superintendents and porters.
Telecommunications Law:
We also have a unique specialty practice in the intersection of real estate with technology and communications issues. We represent communications service providers in the leasing, purchase, sale, and decommissioning of rooftop cell sites. For more than a decade, Marc and Meredith have served as New York litigation counsel for the nation's fourth largest communication carrier. In this capacity, we have handled dozens of lawsuits relating to rooftop cell sites located throughout the NYC.
Rent Overcharge Class Actions:
In 2017, Marc and Meredith filed a putative class action on behalf of approximately 2000 low-income tenants against one of New York City's most notorious slumlords. This lawsuit is currently pending in the New York County Supreme Court. Through this lawsuit, we hope to bring an end to systemic violations of rent stabilization laws, a scourge that has harmed thousands of New York City's most vulnerable residents.