Nicholas G. Calabria concentrates his practice in all facets of complex commercial litigation, handling matters in both federal and state court, as well as arbitration proceedings before the American Arbitration Association. He represents large and small businesses, financial institutions, and individuals in a wide range of disputes, involving claims for breach of contract, breach of fiduciary duty, fraud, business torts, and real property disputes, which include landlord-tenant representations.

Mr. Calabria also represents businesses and individuals in judgment enforcement and collections matters where he has successfully recovered millions of dollars for firm clients. He also assists with Special Discovery Master and Special Referee matters handled by the firm.

Mr. Calabria sits on the Board of Directors for the Federal Bar Association, Eastern District of New York Chapter, where he also serves as the Co-Chair for the Young Lawyers Division.

Education

Touro College Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center, J.D., summa cum laude
Law Review and Trial Advocacy & Practice Society, Vice President
CALI Award of Excellence for: Business Organizations I; Torts; Contracts II; Constitutional Law I & II; Interviewing, Negotiations, and Counseling; Mergers & Acquisitions; Small Business & Not for Profit Clinic; New York Practice

Stony Brook University, B.A.

Admissions

Mr. Calabria is admitted to practice law in the State of New York. He is also admitted to practice in the United States District Courts for the Eastern and Southern Districts of New York.

Affiliations

Board of Directors, Federal Bar Association, Eastern District of New York Chapter
Co-Chair, Federal Bar Association Young Lawyers Division for the Eastern District of New York
Member, American Bar Association
Member, New York State Bar Association

Recognitions

2023-New York Super Lawyers®-Rising Star

Published Articles

“The Friday Night ‘Who is Driving?’ Debate Will Soon Come to an End: How Autonomous Vehicles Are Changing Our Lives and Societal Norms,” 35 Touro Law Review 1087