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Admitted: 1976, New York and U.S. District Court, Southern and Eastern Districts of New York; 1979, U.S. Tax Court Law School: New York Law School, J.D. Member: New York State Bar Association (Member, Sections on: Trusts and Estates; Real Property; Committee on Cooperatives and Condominium, 1987); The New York City Bar. Biography: Teaching Affiliations: New York University Real Estate Institute; Real Estate Board of New York. CLE Teaching Affilliates: The New York City Bar, "Hot Topics in Coop and Condos"; CNYC, "Condominium Issues for New Attorneys.". Born: New York, N.Y., May 11, 1951
Teaching Affiliations: New York University Real Estate Institute;
Real Estate Board of New York.
Legal Publications:
New York Law Journal, January 18, 2005, "The Power of Cooperative Boards";
New York Law Journal, January 12, 2004, "Applying Defamation Law to Belligerence in the Co-op Arena";
New York Law Journal, June 11, 2003, "'Spiegel' Court Clarifies Co-op Subletting Rights";
New York Law Journal, May 19, 2003, "Scrutiny Important When Reviewing Power of Attorney";
New York Law Journal, March 25, 2002, "Condo Conversion Law Evolving";
The New York Real Estate Law Reporter, October 12, 1999, "Tenant/Shareholders Battle Co-op Sponsors";
NYARM Newsletter, March 1998, "Discrimination in Housing".
Continuing Legal Education Presentations:
March, 2006, Association of the Bar of the City of New York, "Hot Topics Affecting Cooperatives and Condominiums": Those Little Nagging Coop and Condo Questions.
April, 2005, Association of the Bar of the City of New York, Chairperson: "Hot Topics Affecting Cooperatives and Condominiums": Those Little Nagging Coop and Condo Questions.
April, 2004, Association of the Bar of the City of New York, "Hot Topics Affecting Cooperatives and Condominiums": The Pullman Decision.
April, 2003, Association of the Bar of the City of New York, "Hot Topics Affecting Cooperatives and Condominiums": Combining Common Areas into Apartments.
March, 2002, Association of the Bar of the City of New York, "Hot Topics Affecting Cooperatives and Condominiums": Update of Recent Cases.
Andrew P. Brucker is an instructor for the Real Estate Board of New York, where he lectures on real estate development, and cooperatives and condominiums. Mr. Brucker is also a lecturer at NYU Real Estate Institute, teaching a cou
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