Adam L. Browser serves as of Counsel to Ruskin Moscou Faltischek, where he is a member of the firm's Litigation and Financial Services, Banking & Bankruptcy Departments and its Construction Practice Group.

Mr. Browser has extensive experience in civil and sophisticated commercial litigation, including mortgages and mortgage-related issues.  He has represented credit unions, mortgagee banks and other mortgage holders in diverse dispute settings and venues.  Mr. Browser's broad litigation experience includes disputes involving construction, real estate, contracts, partnerships, insurance and title claims.  Mr. Browser also regularly represents owners, contractors and sub-contractors in negotiating and preparing construction agreements.

Prior to joining Ruskin Moscou Faltischek, Mr. Browser represented national financial institutions, including many Fortune 500 companies, in foreclosures, work-outs, bankruptcies, evictions and title claims.

After graduating with honors from the State University of New York at Binghamton, Mr. Browser attended Hofstra Law School where he was the managing editor of the Hofstra Property Law Journal.

Mr. Browser is a member of the Nassau County Bar Association and is active in its Commercial Litigation and Construction Law Committees.  He was formerly the chairperson of the Nassau County Bar Association's Construction Law Committee and is currently the chairperson of the Lawyer Referral Committee.  He is also a member of the Suffolk County Bar Association.  Mr. Browser also serves on the Board of Trustees for Temple Beth David in Commack.

Published

• "Are You Ready for the Fair Play Act?" (Nassau Lawyer, May 2011)

• "Judicial Estoppel: A Useful Tool for a Litigator" (The Suffolk Lawyer, June 2010)

• "Fending Off Predators: Regulating Delinquent Mortgage Modification Companies" (The Suffolk Lawyer, September 2009)

• "Caveat Emptor:  A Risk of Buying at a Foreclosure Sale" (Nassau Lawyer, May 2009)

• "The Home Equity Theft Prevention Act" (Nassau Lawyer, March 2007)

• "The Growth of Green Building" (Suffolk Lawyer, February 2007)

• "For Whom the Statute Tolls: CPLR §214-C and Construction Defect Claims" (Nassau Lawyer, July-August 2004)

• "The Rule Against Perpetuities Lives On" (New York Law Journal, June 2003) (co-authored with Douglas Good, Esq.)

Lectures

• "Collections and Enforcement of Money Judgments," November 2010

• "Demonstrative Evidence in Construction: Practical and Evidentiary Issues," February 2010

• "Home Foreclosure:  Where to Turn for Help When Things Start Coming Apart," February 2009

• "Green Building: What It Is, What You Need to Know and Why," February 2007

• "It's Not Your Money: Understanding New York's Lien Law Trust Fund Provisions," December 2005