Richard A. Krauss is a 1960 graduate of Brooklyn Law School. He has more than thirty-five years of experience as a real estate lawyer handling both residential and commercial transactions and development.

Mr. Krauss has extensive experience in cooperative and condominium law, including the representation of developers, boards, shareholders, tenants, and homeowners associations. He has lectured regularly on cooperative and condominium law throughout New York State, including for the New York State Bar Association and the Federation of New York Housing Cooperatives.

Mr. Krauss also enjoys extensive experience in numerous other aspects of real estate law. He has negotiated many complex commercial leases and has represented builders in connection with projects ranging from single-family homes to large condominium developments.

Mr. Krauss also has a wide range of experience representing clients in the fields of land acquisition, site development, and in joint ventures. He also has many corporate clients and handles the needs of several prominent closely held corporations.