White & Wolnerman, PLLC

White & Wolnerman, PLLC delivers high-caliber legal counsel designed for today’s complex business environment. Rooted in Manhattan’s legal and financial hub, the firm provides commercial-minded, result-oriented legal representation to corporations, entrepreneurs, and individuals seeking strategic guidance in litigation, bankruptcy, and corporate matters. Every case is approached with a balance of intellectual rigor, legal precision, and a keen understanding of evolving market realities.

White & Wolnerman, PLLC, focuses on delivering innovative, cost-effective solutions to legal challenges across a broad range of industries. Whether managing a high-stakes commercial dispute, navigating bankruptcy restructuring, or advising on intricate corporate transactions, the firm leverages deep experience and creative legal thinking to generate forward-looking results. Strategic problem-solving and tailored counsel are hallmarks of the firm’s approach.

White & Wolnerman, PLLC ensures each client benefits from direct access to senior attorneys—seasoned legal professionals who combine courtroom acumen with business fluency. Clients receive not only technically sound legal advice but also contextualized guidance that enables informed, confident decision-making. Every action is crafted with a clear understanding of the business impact, risk profile, and long-term goals.

White & Wolnerman, PLLC thrives on building long-term partnerships, emphasizing clear communication, responsive service, and proactive engagement. Clients—from large enterprises to closely held companies and individuals—rely on the firm not just for legal support, but as trusted advisors who understand their vision and contribute meaningfully to their success.

White & Wolnerman, PLLC stands apart through its dedication to excellence in both substance and service. By combining deep legal knowledge with a pragmatic business perspective, the firm consistently transforms obstacles into opportunities and delivers outcomes that strengthen clients’ futures.