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Long Standing LIC Law Firm Relocates to Hunters Point Plaza Plaxall Building

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Aug. 5, 2016 Staff Report

A Long Island City law firm with more than 15 years of experience serving the neighborhood has recently relocated its staff of 35 employees to the Penthouse at the Hunters Point Plaza Plaxall building at 47-40 21st St.

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Usman B. Ahmad

The Law Office of Usman B. Ahmad, which previously occupied the landmarked Clock Tower Building at Queens Plaza North, is now located around the corner from the Hunters Point 7 train station, and steps away from the 21st Street-Van Alst G train stop.

Primarily known for its strong immigration department, the firm has been able to help individuals and families with all aspects of family based immigration, business, investment and employment visas and representation in Immigration Court proceedings.

“I have been practicing law for over 17 years and currently have a team of 12 attorneys that represent our clients all over the country,” said the firm’s founder Usman B. Ahmad.

Mr. Ahmad received his undergraduate degree from Hamilton College and his Juris Doctorate Degree from Brooklyn Law School. He has been recognized by numerous organizations for his hard work, dedication and generous support to the South Asian Community.

Having had a stake in Long Island City for so long, Mr. Ahmad said his team’s mission has always been to help as many LIC residents as possible. For example, his firm has helped people dealing with immigration matters and domestic violence problems Pro bono.

Growth in Real Estate and Small Business Steers Firm in New Direction

With the bustling growth of young professionals and development in western Queens, the firm has doubled down on strengthening the number of specialists they employ to assist in real estate, wills, trusts, business and estate law.

UBA Article 03The firm’s full-service Real Estate Practice Group provides financial, transactional and litigation support for brokers, accountants, and other financial advisers on matters involving both residential and commercial properties.

“We have structured and documented numerous purchases and sales of real property. These transactions have involved diverse types of properties including commercial, condos, co-ops, as well as hotels, restaurants, and retail,” Mr. Ahmad explained.

“Our firm’s involvement entails all aspects of the transaction, from the initial negotiation and preparation of documents through the financing, construction, and closing phases. We counsel all parties including developers, brokers, and investor clients in the acquisition process.”

UBA Article 04Additionally, the firm has a long-standing Business Practice Group that specializes in working with startup companies to help them refine their business and provide legal counsel.

“We understand the business realities of starting a company because we are entrepreneurs ourselves,” said Usman B. Ahmad.

“Our unique experience has positioned us to advise hundreds of companies to form and grow their businesses whether their seeking counsel on employment, real estate, IP, venture capital, fundraising, business planning, incorporation, and negotiating, reviewing, drafting, and execution of all business-related agreements.”

Those that are interested in learning more or who would like to schedule an appointment can visit their website here.

Note: The Law Office of Usman B. Ahmad is an advertiser of the LIC Post

email the author: news@queenspost.com

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J-M GLIC

Here it is me (The original MRLIC) posting under your name to prove a point.
I will only do this this once because I don’t think it is right or ethical.

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MRLIC

J-M G LIC, this initial switching you speak of can happen to anyone. This JOKER happened to pick mine. MonsieurLiC and SenorLIC I believe are all the FAKE MRLIC’s names he uses. I had the original and he hijacked it. I am going to post under J-M GLIC just to prove the point to you.

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J-M G LIC

Could all the MRLIC stop playing with each other and just switch initials.Maybe a MRLICa >< MRLICb ????

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MonsieurLîC

Sacrebleu! I cannot believe the FAUX poster is impersonating my American relative the RÉAL MRLIC.

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MRLIC

Once again the FAKE MRLIC who posted August 9, 2016 3:29 pm thinks he is the REAL MRLIC. I have had enough of your childish behavior. I’m a proud New Yorker, I bowl a solid game and I’m aroused by pink sculptures. I wear my skirt like any other Dame and you FAKE MRLIC can’t bring me down.

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MRLIC

I don’t know why the FAKE MRLIC who posted August 9, 2016 3:38 am thinks he is the REAL MRLIC. That JOKER should just give up already.

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MRLIC

The FAKE MRLIC has many mindless thoughts as you can see by the August 8, 2016 7:45 pm post. Why doesn’t this JOKER just give up already.

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MRLIC

I really just don’t want all those HIPSTERS to start asking questions about lawyers at the bottom of the ocean. Back in the day, everyone in the neighborhood knew where the mob put concrete boots on lawyers who wouldn’t help open more bowling alleys.

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MRLIC

He’s at it again. The FAKE and I mean FAKE MRLIC wrote the August 8, 2016 post at 5″53 am. I said I will continue to expose the FAKE posts when I encounter them. Hopefully this JOKER will post under his own handle one day instead of hijacking mine.

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MRLIC

I will continue to expose all the FAKE MRLIC posts I come across. Why this joker can’t speak for himself is unbelievable,he seems he has to speak through my MRLIC name.

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MRLIC

I see the FAKE MRLIC is at it again. I did not write the 2 posts on August 7th at 8:25 & 8:30 PM. Please don’t listen to this JOKER.

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