
Aryeh Law Group represents businesses and individuals in commercial litigation, judgment enforcement, breach-of-contract disputes, commercial debt recovery, and related contested matters. Clients work directly with Mordy from strategy through execution.
Admitted in New York and New Jersey · Nassau, Kings, and New York City courts
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Mordy Aryeh is the founder and managing attorney of Aryeh Law Group PLLC. He maintains direct responsibility for every accepted matter — strategy, court appearances, motion practice, and negotiation are not handed off.
His practice concentrates on contested civil matters in New York and New Jersey: commercial litigation, judgment enforcement under CPLR Article 52, commercial debt recovery, and business disputes. He assesses collectability upfront and structures claims for maximum leverage — so clients never chase an uncollectable judgment.
Admitted in New York and New Jersey. Appears regularly in Nassau County, Kings County, and New York City courts.
“I started this firm because I kept watching clients win on paper and lose in practice — a judgment they couldn't collect. Every matter I take is run with one question in mind: how does this end with money actually moving?”
— MORDY ARYEHThe firm is built to marshal appropriate resources when a matter requires them. Depending on scope, complexity, jurisdiction, or specialized requirements, the firm works with outside counsel, co-counsel, local counsel, contract attorneys, experts, and other professionals when appropriate.
What does not change: founder-led responsibility, direct attorney involvement, and institutional standards without institutional bureaucracy.
Everything else is a conversation — the consultation is free.
Yes. Mordy is the principal attorney and maintains direct responsibility for every accepted matter. When scope requires it, the firm brings in outside counsel, local counsel, or experts — but responsibility never leaves his desk.
Nothing. The initial consultation is free, and the firm tells you honestly whether your claim is worth pursuing — including whether the judgment would be collectable.
That is the core of the practice. New York gives judgment creditors powerful tools — restraining notices, information subpoenas, income executions, bank levies, turnover proceedings — and the firm uses all of them.
Yes — Mordy is admitted in both New York and New Jersey, and judgments can be domesticated across state lines when the debtor or their assets move.
The contract or invoices, any judgment or court papers, what you know about the other side's business and assets, and the timeline. Don't include confidential details until a conflicts check clears.
A commercial litigation and collections law firm in Cedarhurst, New York — serving Nassau County, Kings County, the Five Towns, New York City, and New Jersey.
© 2026 Aryeh Law Group PLLC. All rights reserved. Attorney Advertising. This website is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Contacting the firm does not create an attorney-client relationship. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Mordy Aryeh, Esq. is licensed in New York and New Jersey.