Amish R. Doshi is the founding member and principal attorney for the Doshi Legal Group, P.C. He has been practicing law from 1999, most recently for the past 10 years as a solo practitioner and an Of counsel to multiple boutique long island law firms, and then the previous10 years at Day Pitney, LLP (f/k/a Pitney Hardin, LLP), a large law firm, in their Financial Service Group in New York City office and practiced in the areas of Creditor’s Rights/Bankruptcy and Commercial Litigation.
 

He has extensive experience representing equipment lessors, financial institutions, asset-based lenders, IP Licensors and other creditors in all aspects of bankruptcy practice, including work-outs, restructurings, reorganizations and liquidations. Among other courts, Amish frequently appears before bankruptcy judges in the Eastern and Southern Districts of New York and the District of Delaware, the country’s busiest bankruptcy courts. He has represented at least one creditor in practically all the major chapter 11 filings in New York or Delaware (over the last 20 years).
 

In addition, he acts as an outside general counsel to many “small businesses”, family businesses, high net worth individuals and closely held companies, where he has advised clients on (a) general corporate matters, such as corporate and other entity formations and documentation, (b) represented buyers and sellers of businesses, including medical practices, franchise businesses, restaurants and bars, retail establishments, hotel owners and construction companies, (c) real estate transaction matters including residential, commercial and leasing matters, and (d) contract preparations and reviews.
 

He routinely represents creditors in a wide array of commercial disputes regarding loan and lease enforcement litigations in both state and federal courts in New York.
 

He has a B.A. in Accounting and Mathematics from Queens College, City University of New York and a J.D. from New York Law School. In addition to being an attorney, he is a Certified Public Accountant.
 

In 2017, he, along with a few of his colleagues, co-founded the South Asian and Indo-Caribbean Bar Association of Queens and currently serves as the Treasurer, as well as serves on its Executive Committee.
 

He has previously served on the Board of Directors of South Asian Bar Association of North America (2009-2017), is a former officer of the South Asian Bar Association of New York (SABANY) – VP In-House/Private Sector Attorneys and has been a member of the American Bankruptcy Institute since 2002.
 

He is admitted to practice in New York and New Jersey, and admitted to practice in all federal courts of New York and New Jersey, Southern District of Houston, and the Court of Appeals for the Second and Fourth Circuits.
 

His practice areas include:
 

Matthew Kye is an Of Counsel to the firm. He attained his Juris Doctorate from Brooklyn Law School in 1996. His primary practice focuses on bankruptcy issues for creditors, UCC matters, real estate transactions and general commercial litigation.
 

He regularly represents:
 

• Financial institutions and individuals in disputes involving the collection of defaulted promissory notes, leases or loans.

• Creditors in bankruptcy proceedings who need to obtain relief from stay, object to plan treatment or to defend an adversary proceeding.

• Mortgage lenders in foreclosure proceedings.

• Parties seeking to enforce real property contract claims.

• Parties seeking to seize collateral pledged as security (and has successfully seized, among other things trucks, cars, boats, medical equipment, construction equipment and even a plane).

• Parties seeking to collect a monetary judgment.

• Buyers or sellers of real estate

Manmeet Singh is an Of Counsel to the firm. He earned his L.L.M. (Master in Law) degree from Pennsylvania State University, Dickinson School of Law in 2010.
 

He started his career as a Staff Attorney for UNITED SIKHS, a United Nations associated civil rights organization. At UNITED SIKHS, he worked on numerous civil rights issues affecting the Sikh Community. Manmeet served as an attorney of record and co-counsel to the American Civil Liberties Union in the case of Iknoor Singh, a freshman at Hofstra University, who was refused enlistment in the Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) unless he gave up his Sikh articles of faith. A historic and successful lawsuit was filed against the U.S. Army in U.S. District Court for The District of Columbia and Iknoor’s right to be Sikh, and serve his country at the same time was ensured.
 

Manmeet’s efforts led to the enactment of a new “Harassment and Non-Discrimination Policy” for Pike County, Mississippi which became applicable to all county employees. His efforts also resulted in a new policy for the Kalamazoo County Probate Court, Michigan permitting religious headwear and attire in courtrooms.
 

Manmeet is now in private practice, and is the Managing Director of Law Offices of Manmeet Singh, P.C. He is a General Practitioner and provides legal services in various areas of law. He is based out of Forest Hills, Queens.
 

Manmeet is one of the founding members of the South Asian and Indo-Caribbean Bar Association of Queens.