Bryant Rabbino LLP

Bryant Rabbino LLP Bryant Rabbino LLP is a transactional law firm comprised of seasoned, diverse attorneys who represent sophisticated clients on complex matters.

This page may constitute attorney advertising. Prior results do not assure a similar outcome. We represent clients ranging from financial institutions, large corporations, and governmental entities to small and middle market companies and entrepreneurs. Our practice areas consist of general corporate, capital markets and finance, M&A, real estate, investment funds, intellectual property, tax, ERIS

A, employment and government advocacy. Our value proposition is simple: because of our low-cost structure, we offer top notch services at competitive rates through our team of experienced, highly qualified attorneys.

Bryant Rabbino Partner Sani A. Williams and Associate Adrian Armoo, LL.M., recently attended The Essentials 2026, hosted...
04/22/2026

Bryant Rabbino Partner Sani A. Williams and Associate Adrian Armoo, LL.M., recently attended The Essentials 2026, hosted by the National Association of Bond Lawyers (NABL) in Austin, TX.

Sani, a member of the NABL Board of Directors, and frequent NABL panelist, attended on behalf of the Board. The Essentials is a premier program designed to provide a comprehensive foundation in public finance law. The conference brought together new bond attorneys and municipal market participants for in-depth sessions covering the fundamentals of bond law, tax and securities considerations, and core concepts in municipal finance practice.

Honoring the women who have done so much to protect the rights of women in the past, and celebrating the women shaping t...
03/19/2026

Honoring the women who have done so much to protect the rights of women in the past, and celebrating the women shaping the future of law and justice today.

Did you know? Bryant Rabbino represented NBME - the National Board of Medical Examiners, which creates the United States...
03/18/2026

Did you know? Bryant Rabbino represented NBME - the National Board of Medical Examiners, which creates the United States Medical Licensing Exam—which every doctor in the U.S. must pass in order to be licensed to practice—in its first M&A transaction in over 100 years.

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03/12/2026

Bryant Rabbino Managing Partner B. Seth Bryant and Senior Associate Goldie Bryant recently attended the 2026 Spring Meeting of the National Association of Minority & Women Owned Law Firms (NAMWOLF) 2026 Spring Meeting in Nashville, TN.

Seth was recognized for his service as an outgoing member of the NAMWOLF board of directors, along with Chad Lang and Sheryl Axelrod, during the luncheon on March 1. Congratulations to newly appointed board members Sean Andrade, Christine I. Gannon, Kristopher Keys, Ashley Larson and Lisa Yang.

Kudos to the NAMWOLF team for organizing another outstanding event. We are proud to support NAMWOLF’s mission of advancing diversity and inclusion in the legal profession and look forward to the NAMWOLF 2026 Annual Meeting in Chicago in October!

In recognition of Black History Month, Bryant Rabbino LLP honors Constance Baker Motley, an African-American legal trail...
02/28/2026

In recognition of Black History Month, Bryant Rabbino LLP honors Constance Baker Motley, an African-American legal trailblazer who advanced civil rights and played a prominent role in desegregation.

Motley graduated from New York University in 1943 and earned her law degree from Columbia Law School in 1946. While still a student, she joined the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund, where she later became one of the organization’s first female attorneys and later its principal trial attorney. Mentored by Thurgood Marshall and other leaders of the civil rights movement, Motley used the law as a tool for social change, shaping her remarkable career.

She argued nine cases before the U.S. Supreme Court, winning eight, and helped end segregation in schools, universities, and public spaces across the South. Motley was elected to the New York State Senate in 1964, becoming the first African-American woman to serve in that branch of the Legislature. In 1966, she became the first African-American woman appointed to the federal judiciary as a judge for the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York, and later served as Chief Judge from 1982 to 1986.

Motley paved the way for future generations, and her legacy continues to inspire those advancing civil rights and justice nationwide.

Bryant Rabbino LLP is proud to sponsor the National Association of Minority and Women-Owned Law Firms (NAMWOLF) 2026 Spr...
02/28/2026

Bryant Rabbino LLP is proud to sponsor the National Association of Minority and Women-Owned Law Firms (NAMWOLF) 2026 Spring Meeting in Nashville, TN!

Bryant Rabbino attorneys B. Seth Bryant and Goldie Bryant look forward to connecting with friends, clients and colleagues at this year’s event.

Bryant Rabbino is an NYC-based boutique, corporate law firm built for sophisticated transactions. We help our clients execute deals that span from complex to standard, such as municipal bond offerings, real estate acquisitions and dispositions, tax incentive based real estate finance and straight lease transactions, mergers and acquisition and joint ventures, and other strategic and general commercial matters. Our value proposition is simple: we offer top-notch legal services at competitive rates through our team of talented, experienced attorneys, many of whom have practiced for most of their careers at the nation’s largest and most prestigious law firms. Our clients include major governmental bodies such as The City of New York and the State of New York and many of their agencies and authorities, Fortune 100 companies, leading financial institutions and investment banks, nonprofit and benefit corporations, market leading manufacturers, MWBEs and start-up companies.

In recognition of Black History Month, Bryant Rabbino LLP honors Charles Hamilton Houston, an African-American legal tra...
02/26/2026

In recognition of Black History Month, Bryant Rabbino LLP honors Charles Hamilton Houston, an African-American legal trailblazer whose work laid the foundation for the dismantling of segregation in the United States.

Houston served as the first general counsel of the NAACP and earned the moniker “The Man Who Killed Jim Crow” for his brilliant legal strategies challenging the “separate but equal” doctrine. He mentored a generation of civil rights lawyers, including Thurgood Marshall, shaping the fight for equality through the courts.

A Harvard Law graduate and former dean of Howard University Law School, Houston used the law to expand opportunities for African Americans and to challenge Jim Crow policies, particularly in education, housing, and jury representation. His innovative legal strategies directly paved the way for desegregation and the landmark decisions that followed.

Houston’s groundbreaking work challenged systemic discrimination and reshaped the legal landscape, leaving a legacy that continues to inspire civil rights lawyers and advocates advancing equality today.

In recognition of Black History Month, Bryant Rabbino LLP honors Thurgood Marshall, an African-American legal trailblaze...
02/24/2026

In recognition of Black History Month, Bryant Rabbino LLP honors Thurgood Marshall, an African-American legal trailblazer whose work transformed American law and civil rights.

Marshall graduated from Lincoln University in 1930 and earned his law degree from Howard University School of Law in 1933, graduating first in his class. Mentored by Charles Hamilton Houston, he used the law as a tool for social change, a principle that guided his remarkable career.

He joined the NAACP as a staff lawyer and, in 1940, became chief of the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund. Marshall argued 32 cases before the U.S. Supreme Court, winning 29, and helped end segregation in public schools, reshaping American education and civil rights law.

In 1967, after serving on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit and as U.S. Solicitor General, Marshall became the first Black Justice of the United States Supreme Court. During nearly 25 years on the Court, he fought for civil rights, opposed discrimination, and championed equal opportunity for all.

Marshall’s legacy continues to shape the ongoing pursuit of justice and equality.

In recognition of Black History Month, Bryant Rabbino LLP honors the Black legal trailblazers whose leadership helped dr...
02/04/2026

In recognition of Black History Month, Bryant Rabbino LLP honors the Black legal trailblazers whose leadership helped drive progress in the profession. As a Black-owned firm, Bryant Rabbino remains committed to advancing diversity, inclusion, and equal justice.

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