Established in 1975, Davidoff Hutcher & Citron LLP is a highly respected, multi-disciplinary, full-service law firm that helps clients resolve legal and government relations challenges, from the routine to the complex. The firm’s stellar reputation as a sophisticated commercial litigation firm that is also seasoned in traditional legal transactional matters, solutions-driven government relations, and creative public affairs is unparalleled among middle-market law firms in New York. DHC has five offices located in New York City, NY, Albany, NY, Washington, D.C., White Plains, NY and Palm Beach, FL. DHCs legal team approach, combined with an ability to successfully lobby at the local, city, state, and federal levels enables it to address each client’s specific concerns and provide a unique perspective.

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Crowley Moderates Education Panel at City & State’s Education in New York Summit

Crowley Moderates Education Panel at City & State's Education in New York Summit Photo Left to Right – Joni Rivera: Assistant Vice President, Educational Services – The New York Foundling, Brenda Tong: Chief Program Officer – Vibrant Emotional Health, Senator Shelley...
DHC’s Andreas Koutsoudakis at the City Bar’s Restaurant Law Conference 2026

Andreas Koutsoudakis Returns to the New York City Bar Association's Restaurant Law Conference August 20, 2026 — For the fourth year, Andreas Koutsoudakis will present the Corporate Considerations portion of the New York City Bar Association's Restaurant Law Conference on Friday, October...
Three Partners, Two Sides, One Restaurant

Three Partners, Two Sides, One Restaurant By Andreas Koutsoudakis, Partner |Hospitality and Restaurant LawWhen the Third Partner Becomes the Swing Vote in Someone Else’s WarThree-Way Dispute — Coalition DynamicsThis white paper is based on a composite of real cases handled by...
The Partner Who Stopped Showing Up

The Partner Who Stopped Showing Up By Andreas Koutsoudakis, Partner |Hospitality and Restaurant LawWhen One Working Partner Carries the Weight and the Other Cashes the ChecksTwo Working Partners — Asymmetric EffortThis white paper is based on a composite of real cases...