Goodfarb & Sandercock, LLP

Eve M 

on Google

a year ago

I hired Adam D. Goodfarb to represent me in a dispute with my “landlord”. Unfortunately, I was disappointed with the lack of progress and support I received. Despite my concerns, the lawyer seemed to favor the landlord's interests and failed to advocate effectively on my behalf. I had to fire the lawyer and seek new representation. I hope others can learn from my experience and make a more informed decision when choosing legal counsel. 

John Kessel 

on Google

2 years ago

Thanks to this firm I was able to stay in my loft apartment t, get repairs done and helped me as we transitioned to a residential certificate of occupancy. They work with a great architect. They specialize in loft law. I highly recommend! 

N 

on Google

2 years ago

she hates poor people. just like they want everyone to in nyc. 

A. L. 

on Google

3 years ago

A very abusive attorney who is abusive towards Loft Law tenants.I don't think this loft law attorney has ever managed to legalize a building but focuses on buyouts. If you might be a client where some work is to be done, she will shame you, thenplayalong with the landlord and pull even more money out of you at the same time, or work against you if you havethe right strategy or goal in mind. This attorneyworks only with typical landlord architects, not loft law architects, which is a red flag. This loft law attorney may be on... read more

Margaret Maugenest 

on Google

5 years ago

Margaret Sandercock won a landmark case for me in the highest court in the State. She is tenacious, strategic, knowledgeable, and dedicated to her clients. I wouldn't be as strong in my building as a renter covered by the Loft Law had it not been for her. I have the fullest confidence in her, and I am sure her daughter Elizabeth Sandercock, also in the firm, is just as dedicated.